DL grain train SPG3 tops the grade in Pocono Summit, Pa. with it's train for the Harvest States Grain located a half mile from this location but, before the spotting of grain for the mill the crew... (more)

RLCX GP10 1701, a former BRC GP9 serves the Harvest States Grain mill as their plant switcher in Pocono Summit, Pa. DL M630 Nº3000 can be seen in the distance waiting to be towed DIT back to Scr... (more)

Nearing the end of its journey from Scranton, DL SB-3 has brought grain loads for the mill at Pocono Summit. Power includes DL 2461-3000-3643.

The "Whistle Stop" Excursion crosses Pocono Summit Lake as it heads back to Steamtown after picking up passengers in East Stroudsburg and Cresco for Railfest.

After stopping for water at Tobyhanna Station, CN 3254 is now downgrade as she approaches the Rt. 940 overpass. It was snowing so hard here we could barely see the crossing less than a quarter mil... (more)

In the early day of Steamtown after the move to PA, the daily excursion was a run up to Moscow with a stop-off for visiting the gift shop. The big CN mikado was a pretty impressive engine for a to... (more)

Five ALCOs have cut away from their train on the siding at Pocono Summit. They will now run around the train and shove it into the grain mill at Mt. Pocono.

Steamtown's gorgeous Mikado rolls across the rails alongside the Pocono Summit Station. She has reached the top of the grade and is now travelling on level track before descending for the Delaware... (more)

The Friday run makes its set-outs at Pocono Summit before the Memorial Day weekend. The conductor can be seen standing on the last car.

eastbound grain train with 4 ALCOs

The PRR E8's have crested the top of The Pocono's and it's all down hill into Scranton from here. The 5711 is seen here in this pan shot gliding through the town of Pocono Summit.

I'll get by with a little help from my friends... After CN #3254 stalled on a rare and fully patronized Eastbound move the Delaware Lackawanna sent two of it's historic Alcos to assist. Al... (more)

DL 334 pulls a cut of cars from the mill at Pocono Summit, PA on a bitter cold November afternoon. Picture taken with 35MM and scanned.

Three Alcos doing what they do best. Lots of smoke and sound as they start on the steep grade at Pocono Summit heading West back to Scranton

An unusual sight in modern railroading: Three different types of Alcos leading a train. D&L 405 (C420), D&L 211 (RS32) and D&L 3643 (C636) lead a grain train out of the mill.