Engineer Jimmy is at the throttle of the 11 O'clock train out of Arcade, NY.

Rural Railroadin' on the A&A

Welcome to small town USA on the Arcade and Attica.

This static display of the A&A's first diesel #110 still with a boxcar and caboose sits proudly in the village. Giving great photo opportunities to anyone who strolls along.

An Arcade & Attica freight is southbound approaching Java Center.

Arcade & Attica #18 builders plate.

With orange trim on the engine and coaches returned to their DL&W-era pullman green, Arcade & Attica Railroad No.18 still knows how to strike a pose in this Memorial Day Weekend 2014 shot. Gran... (more)

After an hour and a half stop at Curriers, ARA 18 runs around the train to head back toward Arcade.

As the Arcade and Attica crew heads to North Java with a short train, it passes an old mill with a classic '57 Chevy wagon parked in front.

Fireman Brad Mapes makes some adjustments to ARA #18 and smiles while talking to passengers.

ARA #18 crosses over the Cattaraugus Creek Bridge.

ARA #18 heads to Curriers.

With two loads for North Java, the train slowely makes its way pass newly planted fields full of dandelions

Arcade, NY 7/20/2012 - The day's work hauling wide-eyed children and tourists is over for the Arcade & Attica's Alco steamer. As the fire drops, she will hiss and pop and sizzle for hours to come,... (more)

Arcade, NY 7/20/2012 - Sometimes the simplest details of the railroad provide for an insiring image. With no trains to watch and a dreary rain falling over this classic shortline in western New Yo... (more)