A Buffalo & Pittsburgh GP9 is working the yard at Tifft Street south of Buffalo. The switch job is pulling under the Bethlehem Steel bridge while Lake Erie and the downtown Buffalo skyline can be ... (more)

A Buffalo & Pittsburg GP38-2, a former NS high hood takes three empty rock hoppers away only a couple miles west of Machias, New York on August 6, 2019.

BF-1 passes a tied down NS C87 at Babcock Street on the former PRR Ebenezer Secondary.

Buffalo and Pittsburgh empties swing off the CSX Keystone Sub and onto the CSX Mon Sub in McKeesport PA destined for the coalfields to the south on a gorgeous spring afternoon.

BPRR coal empties bound for the coal fields of Southwest PA takes the street running at Elizabeth PA on the CSX Mon Sub.

A matched set of SD40s start out of CSX New Castle Yard headed out onto the B&P.

Eastbound coal loads pass the fromer Medusa Cement quarry loadout outside of Chewton, PA.

Rarely seen leading on the road, and with its sibling 7822 off roster, this was an opportunity that couldn't be passed up. BPRR 7803 still in CR Blue leads loaded coal DBBF into Buffalo.

A pair of long hood forward GP9's on the point of B&P local BF-1 as as they wait for a signal to cross the Buffalo River Drawbridge at CP Draw.

A B&P SW1500 works the yard near the Ford Stamping Plant in Buffalo, moving cuts of auto parts boxcars.

Locomotives:
BPRR 1509 SW1500

A pair of long hood forward GP9's lead B&P local BF-1 as it waits for a signal to cross the Buffalo River Drawbridge at CP Draw.

Locomotives:
BPRR 626 GP9
BPRR 887 GP9

An extra BFSI departs Buffalo on the Ebenezer Secondary.

An assortment of EMD power from all of the "Modern Alphabet Route" railroads leads a coke train into Buffalo by the location formerly known as FW Tower. The Wheeling & Lake Erie, the All... (more)

BFSI passes the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh tower at Ashford Junction. Ashford is where the Buffalo Branch split from the main line to Rochester. In the 1990s, a failing bridge near Springville... (more)

BFSI skirts the east bank of Lime Lake on its way south.