A trio of big Alco’s are homeward bound near Liberty under late afternoon light.

Built in June of 1952 the RDG 485 had bounced around a bit over its life. Currently it sits awaiting restoration to its former glory at the Reading Company Museum in Hamburg Pennsylvania.

Former D&H unit named "Morrisville" sadly could not keep this bucolic operation going. RIP

Former Delaware & Hudson 4085 sits in the same spot it has for years.

Fire Up 19! On Friday, November 19, 2021, Delaware Coastline Railroad 19 (ex-MDDE 19, exx-CR 9846, exxx-PC 9846, exxxx-PRR 9846, née-PRR 8426, Alco T6, 3/1958) was brought out of its indoo... (more)

Alco S2 85 leads an afternoon Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad fall foliage excursion around the bend as it makes its return into Titusville, Pennsylvania after crossing over Oil Creek. The trees a... (more)

The 609 poses for a head on shot.

Veteran Alco RS-1 GMRC 405 pulls out of Riverside yard with the newly painted VTR 209, one of several geeps that Vermont Railway is currently repainting to their red corporate color scheme.

Sitting, rusting away, in the middle of the woods. Vandalized like it doesn’t even matter, sad sight for sure.

The West Chester Railroad recently repainted 2 engines, and both took part in a small night photo session in the yard at West Chester, PA. The engine on the left is an EMD GP9, and the other is a ... (more)

Maryland & Delaware 1203 arrives at the Delmarva Central interchange in Seaford, DE.

A trio of big MLW's roll north along old code line poles as they hustle the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad's OL-1 job back from Driftwood with loaded stone train in tow. The train is abo... (more)

The Vermont Rail Systems DASW (Bellows Fall Switcher) crew is seen using the 1951 Alco RS-1 built for the Rutland Railroad. As they finish their work day they are bringing VRS 207 over the stone a... (more)

After making a run to Taylor, Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 shuffles cars around Scranton with a 4 pack of ALCo motors.

On May 1, 1998 I was given a tour of the New York Cross Harbor yard in Brooklyn, but it was for a location scout for a television project that was potentially going to shoot there. I had to preten... (more)