DL train PT98 tied down in Slateford with a LV C420 leading a DL C636. A crew would not turn up for the rest of the day

PT97 has coupled onto the NS delivery and is pulling the train up to Slateford Jct for some switching before heading back to Scranton.

An impressive quintet of Delaware-Lackawanna ALCOs work hard up the grade to Pocono Summit with grain loads for Ardent Mills. The lead RS3 is faithfully restored to its original Central Railroad o... (more)

The crew of Delaware Lackawanna PT-98 is busy assembling a short five car train adjacent to the nicely restored former Lackawanna Mattes Street Tower. The small park at right is built on the elev... (more)

A very overpowered PT-98 heads east out of Scranton with six units leading five cars (two of which are out of view here). The train will grow slightly up the line at Tobyhanna where a number of e... (more)

After working a couple Plastic pellet plants on the south side of Scranton a pair of RS3's sore high above the valley on the old trolley line as they head back to town.

Instead of dashing through the snow, the Erie Lackawanna Dining Car Preservation Society Holiday train is dashing through the recently fallen leaves as it heads westbound through Cresco, PA.

A very overpowered local heads past the historic Lackawanna Railroad station in Scranton Pennsylvania on a warm summer morning

"Departing for the Poconos"

On this day PT-97 is led by a matching consist of "corporate" painted units. The five units are bringing a unit train of grain loads west from the NS interchange at Portland. The last remnants of ... (more)

DL ALCos 2045-2457-405-3643-3642 passing Cresco with loaded BNSF grain hoppers bound for Pocono mill

EIGHT ALCO's in one consist?! Very rare today, but the Delaware-Lackawanna RR had a large pickup of over 70 cars so with that, they needed a large amount of power to make it up to Scranton.

Now sporting GVT paint and looking great. The summer of 2015 had it in its' former Adirondack Scenic paint.

PT-98 passes the recently opened view of the former Lackawanna Cutoff bridge, which has been dormant for decades. Much talk is going on about getting rail service back from NYC to Scranton, but no... (more)