'Extra 142' moves under the power of the Bel-Del's GP9 #1850 still in its Green Mountain livery. The bridge over the Bel-Del is the ex-Lehigh Valley E&N (Easton & Northern) Branch to Stockertown, ... (more)

Erie 833 ( former Conrail 4022 ) awaits pickup by NS following body restoration and repainting. The vintage former Conrail inspection engine was purchased from the Juniata Terminal Ry by the New Y... (more)

The first excursion of the day awaits northbound departure from Ringoes.

BR&W 8159 is on former PRR trackage at Turntable Junction. On an adjacent track is an out of service American crane that is rapidly being devoured by the foliage.

BRW's freight locomotive, SW1200RS 8159, is parked on former PRR track north of the Turntable Junction switch.

BR&W 752 powers a mixed train at Turntable Junction.

Saturday afternoon scene at the Ringoes yard finds the return of the last passenger train from Flemington. On the far left is NY&GL E8 833, being repainted into the original Erie Railroad two-tone... (more)

After going to the Cass Railfan Weekend the previous weekend, I didn't think I would be railfanning another switchback anytime soon, but here's one just a couple of miles from downtown Easton. The... (more)

Weed-covered doesn't begin to describe the state of the Bel-Del's tracks betwen Easton and West Easton. BDRV 1850 is towing THSX 2-8-2 #142 (cold and without main rods) as well as caboose #595 bac... (more)

BRW 752 squeezes through the Liberty Village Outlets to switch cars for the local industry.

The Black River local heads south through Flemington seen passing the ex-CNJ station which is now a Unity Bank. They did a very nice job keeping the station looking, well, like a station.

BDRV 1850 shoves the 142 and coach back around the sharpest curve on the 'line' and between two industries on the last few yards of the journey.

BDRV 1850 has just shoved THSX 142 (Susquehanna) 'Mikado' steam locomotive across the Delaware River and is now seen crossing the Lehigh River on the ex-CNJ. The train is moving from left to right... (more)

What may have been the last or next to last run for the BR&W in 2006 crosses the Raritan River heading back to Ringoes.