That Bridge, That Train, That Sign. A common phrase heard while chasing the New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway SU-99 on that day, May 25, 2023, was "wow, what a great railroad ... (more)

Silver Suzie-Q. CSX GP38-2 no. 2722 (EMD, 1972-1986) and New York, Susquehanna & Western SD40-2 no. 3024 (EMD, 1972-1989) are seen laid up at the NYSW engine facility in Ridgefield Park... (more)

NYSW engines sit at the yard siding on a Sunday morning.

A Susquehanna local crosses Midland Ave in Saddle Brook, NJ on the approach to Passaic Junction Yard. At this time, box car traffic was still quite good along this portion of the line. Marcal Pa... (more)

1991's "Susquehanna Outing" excursion has completed a run-around move in Warwick Yard and is about to head east from Pelton Road in Warwick, NY. In the years following the reopening of ... (more)

The one and only time I ever photographed a Susquehanna RS-1 in service was on this beautiful late-September morning in 1985. NYSW 252 was caught working in PC Yard by me and a host of other phot... (more)

Presented here is one of the most colorful consists I recall seeing on a Susquehanna stack train (or any train for that matter). SLN-4 was appropriately led across Midland Ave in Saddle Brook by ... (more)

NYSW 3022 idles calmly at the NYSW Binghamton RR Yard over Labor Day Weekend.

A short Susquehanna WS-1 local passes through Ridgefield Park, NJ. The three car train is led by a pair of consecutively-numbered GP18s.

Single Track Through Hancock. After repairs were completed on the bridge in from Sparrow Bush, New York to Millrift, Pennsylvania across the Delaware River, a short SU-100 was operated, fol... (more)

Crossing The Delaware In Daylight. New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway SU-100 (NYSW 4060, ex-NS 2751, SD70M-2, 5/2006 leading) left Binghamton a few hours after its usual time, allow... (more)

Shuffling around tank cars.

Shuffling around tank cars.

The SU-99 grinds upgrade alongside the Charlotteburg Reservoir and Rt 23. Fourth out is the railroad's heritage unit, bound for Sparta, NJ to serve as the local switcher.

The NYSW throttles up through Hawthorne as it begins a long upgrade climb. Fourth out is the railroad's heritage unit, bound for Sparta, NJ to serve as the local switcher.