Like a scene straight out of the 60's, George Detwiler, a volunteer with the Marion Union Station Association, poses for a photo as the AC Tower Operator in Marion, Ohio, in this shot from April, ... (more)

Conrail transfer freight OI82 is en route from Oak Island to Metuchen,N.J. as it rumbles through Linden. Leading is a former Erie Lackawanna SD45-2.

Eastbound EL manifest HF-98 is about to get an assist across the Gulf Summit grade by a pair of F7A pushers based in Susquehanna, Pa. Both the lead locomotive and caboose are pre-merger Erie Railr... (more)

NS 1701 and CSX 2810 have delivered a loaded freight train to Browns Yard and are now running light, with CSX 2810 in the lead, back to Oak Island Yard. Here they have just departed the Amboy Sec... (more)

The Sunday version of the Binghamton to Little Ferry SU100 digs into the Gulf Summit grade as it rolls across the Starrucca Viaduct on the old Erie Lackawanna. On this July evening the train is po... (more)

"Resting on the Cold Turntable"

Erie 833 sits under the stars on the turntable in Port Jervis. This unit has seen its fair share of action. Starting with it's career on the Erie followed by the Erie Lackawanna and finally a stin... (more)

Erie Lackawanna Train no. 1, the westbound Phoebe Snow, is ready to depart Hoboken for Scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Jamestown, Youngstown and points west for Chicago.

An interesting set (C424, C424, U25B, D&H C628) has backed onto its train, and will soon be departing westward for Binghamton, New York.

Race for Otisville Tunnel! No contest, actually. Two eastbound manifests climb the grade out of Port Jervis, but the U-boat has more horsepower in its lashup, and will reach the single track tunne... (more)

This was supposedly the last Lanesboro detour train before the remnants of the old Penn Division were forever abandoned. The first train to go thru the rebuilt tunnel at Tunnel, NY would depart Bi... (more)

By this time, with all of the new power on Erie Lackawanna, a pure A-A set was a lucky catch. Especially with an old F3 in the lead! Near a seldom seen stretch called the "single iron" by the rail... (more)

I'm not sure how this Erie Lackawanna train ended up in Kansas, but as you can see, it's unlikely to be leaving anytime soon!

I discovered this rare gem at an industrial site in Galena, Kansas....just west of Joplin, MO. Sadly, I think the grim reaper's cutting torch isn't too far away.

The NS Lackawanna heritage unit leads 117 south by Parkers Lake.