This is an unusual control stand on this S-2.....

South Buffalo 105 along with another S2 starts to pull from the Tifft Street yard.

South Buffalo 105 and 102 head south alongside Conrail's Seneca Yard.

Location is a best guess. I miss that otherworldly burbling whine of the turbo on these.

On October 25 the NY Division of the Electric Railroad's Association sponsored a farewell to the ALCO locomotives on the MTA Staten Island Railroad. The SIRR's two Alco switchers will soon be repl... (more)

The NYS&W Southern Division main is temporarily swung over to the station "house track" so 206 can be placed on display at the Maywood Station Museum. Initially a cosmetic restoration is planned ... (more)

An Old US ARMY Alco S-2 chokes up some smoke as she switches tracks at Clifton, Staten Island. Unit 821 will be retired later this year. She arrived on the Staten Island scene in 1985.

Welcome to the John Street Roundhouse. Once used to house Canadian Pacific Railway engines, today it sits as a partial brewery for Steamwhistle and eventual railway museum. The bitter sweet lost i... (more)

An old Alco veteran sits on the engine house lead as Viscose #6 reverses by and has the honor of providing power for the steam weekend on the Ashtabula Carson & Jefferson.

Gardner switcher stands by behind a pile of scrap.

A forlorn sight, this pair of graffitied S2s parked in the weeds next to Depot St.

The ADM Alco sits quietly awaiting it's next assignment.