Three big ALCO’s are lugging a 31 car Hornell Turn up the grade near Elm Valley. Right after passing this location, the lead unit would cut out and the crew had to stop the train to restart thei... (more)

After driving over two hours from Binghamton in anticipation of seeing ALCO’s, Railpictures.net contributor Gary Schermerhorn and I were not let down by the WNYP!! We followed the line West into... (more)

Jim Trowbridge put on quite an excursion that day and finished off with a triple header of 463, 489, and 487 to take us up Westbound to Osier. The lead engine 463 would cut off at Osier and run ah... (more)

A quite Sunday sunset is interrupted by the noise, sparks, and dust cloud of this rail grinder as it travels South along CSX’s River Line. The two men on the rear platform are watching for fires... (more)

Pity the young railfan who will never experienced a diesel enginehouse before all those pesky environmental regulations took hold. Tideflats Yard reeked of oil and with a wonderful combination of ... (more)

During the late 70’s and into 1980, the Auburn engine house was THE place to check out 1st generation power and it seemed like that’s all there ever was when I stopped by during my collage yea... (more)

Five of EMD's finest, 3016, 3634, 3022, 3010, 3018, fill the bridge as they pull 46 cars North to Syracuse. The crew will leave 3010 and 3018 at Jamesville along with about 20 hoppers to be worked... (more)

The sun is getting low on a long day for the crew of this local which is bringing about 20 loads to Binghamton from the quarry at Jamesville.

This former D&H bridge has a 10 mph speed restriction on it which provides a great place to watch a slow roll-by.

This classic second generation trio looks great in the Yellowjacket scheme.

Passing a sign that states both it’s predecessor road and it’s livelihood, the morning switcher heads to the Stimpson Mill to pick up the morning loads.

A log reload yard is a busy and dangerous site so the crew of the Clarkia Logger moves cautiously as they roll through the yard. Unfortunately this scene will not be repeated as the reload and all... (more)

A short train of about 20 cars cross the Genesee River over the Portageville Road Trestle. Thanks to Ben Martin for directing me to this spectacular location.

The hostler makes some final adjustments prior to #90 moving out of the yard.

A lone machinist prepares Shay #7 for the upcoming season while Shay #1 stands proud.