NX12 soars high above the frozen falls of the Housatonic River in Falls Village CT

Leaving town west past the Berkshire Transportation Center with a 54 car pick up from CSXT.

Having picked up 54 cars from the CSX interchange in Pittsfield, Housatonic Railroad train NX-12 goes about sorting its consist in the small yard south of the former New Haven Railroad depot in Le... (more)

"Extra 3600" is seen waiting on the mainline with their train featuring two 300 ton transformers. Meanwhile, NX12 (3604) sits on the south leg of the wye, preparing to add the 3604 to th... (more)

"Extra 3600" prepares to head south out of Canaan CT on a very cold December morning. Trailing the 3600 are two 300 ton generators, headed for New Milford CT for offloading to a truck fo... (more)

NX13 is just light engines this particular day, rolling southbound past the Housatonic River dam and falls in Falls Village CT

Housatonic NX-12 lite power heads south to pick up garbage cars picked up from New Milford along a marsh near Kent, CT.

Housatonic NX-12 parallels route 7 in Kent.

On an overcast Sunday morning in West Cornwall, a pair of Housatonic GP35s lead southbound NX-12 towards New Milford.

The Berkshire local heads west past the former grounds of the huge General Electric Plant on it's way back to it's home rails after picking up it's CSXT interchange on a moody Sunday afternoon. ... (more)

After making it's pickup from the CSXT Q424 freight, the Housatonic crew departs west on the main with two classic old Geeps with former CR GP35 3600 and former BAR GP7u 22.

Housatonic NX12 heads back to home rails passing the former GE transformer plant in Pittsfield, Ma

After a fast paced run from New Milford, the Housatonic Railroad's NX-12 job slows to a near stop to cross Main Street in Kent, CT as it's power crawls past the town's historic depot the day after... (more)

Housatonic Railroad NX12 rounds the former New Haven freight house located in "downtown" Housatonic, Mass on a late summer afternoon

Housatonic NX12 pops out of the foliage to cross its namesake river in its namesake town