The Batten Kill Railroad's veteran Alco RS-3 of Delaware & Hudson origin - built in September of 1952 and wearing the scheme that the D&H applied to it for operations on the lines it works today f... (more)

Following a weekend snowstorm, the Batten Kill Railroad set out to work the Cargill-Salem, New York mill on February 16, with a planned run to Eagle Bridge, NY with the company's snow flanger in t... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #4116 cuts through fresh snow as it leads its train around the curve in Cambridge, NY.

I haven't had much time to get out and shoot during or after the snow storms that have been affecting us in the Northeast, so I share this photo from 5 years ago: On February 16, 2010, BKRR RS-3 #... (more)

Southern Rwy trains #154 and #83 meeting at High Point, NC in August 1972.

After completing a round trip to and from Eagle Bridge, BKRR RS-3 #605 rests at Cargill as the sun illuminates the engine and dark skies provide a dramatic backdrop.

This RR was operating on the old Erie Lackawanna line west from Lima Oh.

Alco RS-3 1040 was built in March 1950 as Delaware Lackawanna & Western 902. Broad street tower is visible in the distance.

Set of power WM engine facility Hagerstown

Photo by George Horna. Unit is ex-C&NW 1552.

My favorite shortline I never saw. This photo by Roger A. Rasor was used on Erie Western's 1979 calendar. I found one at a swap meet years ago, had it framed and it's been on my wall since. Pho... (more)

The New York & Greenwood Lake's RS-3 No. 935 basks in the glow of the setting sun while on the one tracks of the former Erie Railroad's turntable in Port Jervis New York. 935 was built by ALCo in ... (more)

Actually a EMD RS-3m

The Lehigh Valley's GP38-2's and C420's are now part of the D&H, and the rest of its road power has been scattered to the winds by Conrail. Most through freights in the area are now lead by locomo... (more)

Forty years ago yesterday, I had graduated from a Kodak Instamatic to a brand-new Minolta SRT-101. I was running the first roll of film through it when I encountered this train on the CNJ-operated... (more)