"Pittsfield P32"

On the afternoon of August 2nd, 2021 Amtrak P32AC-DM 713 is seen leading Lake Shore Limited train 449 into the Joseph Scelsi Intermodal Transportation Center on the ... (more)

Amtrak train 281, a "Empire Service" rounds the curve as it crosses over I-490 in downtown Rochester, NY with Amtrak 108, the Phase 6 Heritage Unit leading.

"ConnDOT Trio at Harmon Shops"

Three of four Connecticut Department of Transportation "New Haven" painted P32AC-DMs sit ready for service outside of Metro-North Railroad's Croton Har... (more)

"What Will You See This Summer?"

On the night of July 21st, 2021 Amtrak P32AC-DM 702 is seen idling on the head end of Lake Shore Limited train 448 at its eastern terminus, Boston Sou... (more)

Dual mode in Massachusetts. Amtrak P32ACDM 702 leads 449 west past the former Boston & Albany Railroad freight house in West Springfield converted to a church. Due to a shortage of ACSES... (more)

An Empire Connection. A shortage of diesels lead to AMTK 702 (P32AC-DM) being sent out on an unusual assignment - leading the Amtrak Lake Shore Limited to Boston, Massachusetts. Normally th... (more)

CDOT 228 leading a northbound Metro North train for Poughkeepsie.

Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited at Ossining.

An outbound Metro North train to Poughkeepsie slowly departs out of Peekskill, passing some of the colorful buildings and streetscapes along the tracks and riverfront.

Amtrak P32AC-DM 710 northbound at Cold Spring.

Annual Grand Central Terminal training run returning north to Albany-Rensselaer. The training is to keep up qualifications if Amtrak needs to divert to GCT.

Amtrak train #63 Maple Leaf northbound with P32AC-DM 706 leading.

New Haven painted P32AC-DM 231 northbound to Poughkeepsie.

Northbound Amtrak train 291, an "Empire Service" passes the classic New York Central era searchlight signals at MP 108 on the Hudson Line.

Train 851 passing thru the Spuyten Duyvil Station platform with the next stop being Tarrytown. Harlem River to the right with 2400 Johnson Avenue owners coops is above to the left. Columbia Unive... (more)