The crew takes a break from switching as they get their new orders. Thanks to everyone who posed and Steve Barry and Fred Jones for lighting. Thanks also to Pete Lerro for arranging the shots.

With white flags flying, this extra section gets a friendly wave from a waiting motorist.

Farm is a quintessiential Pokey location: helpers get tied on here, a coaling tower and CPLs still stand. Just behind me, there are more CPLs, a bridge and a tunnel.

A Western visitor leads an eastbound rack train out of Vivian Tunnel and across Elkhorn Creek, near downtown Kimball.

In the heart of West Virginia, an ex-Conrail SD60I switches the tiny yard in Kimball as the conductor looks on at right.

Three units on the front and three more on the back shove this loaded coal train through downtown Northfork and dig into the grade up towards Elkhorn Tunnel.

Late in the day, Tuesday's photo freight sits in Dennison, waiting for tomorrow's NRHS Convention trip. Unfortunately, OHCR 271, an ex-AMTK F40PH, is tacked on the end of the freight, resulting in... (more)

The "Cuyahoga Valley Classic" passes the railroad's buildings at Jaite, on its way south to Arkon for lunch and then on to Canton.

Wednesday's NRHS Convention trip, the "Cuyahoga Valley Classic," loads at the CVSR's signature photo location under the Route 82 viaduct, due to flooding on the north end of the line.

Ex-Monongahela "Super 7" 4096 hustles a freight hammerhead style south towards Morgan Run. If anyone knows what train this was, I'd appreciate the info.

"OC the Train" sits on display at the head of a short freight train in the parking lot of OC&T's Perry Street Station. The non-operating switcher, built in 1946, was last used to switch a steel pl... (more)

Two-thirds of the Oil Creek & Titusville's roster, S2 85 and M420W 3568, still lettered "NYLE" for the New York & Lake Erie, bask in the morning sun.

Alco S@ 75 sits next to the beautiful Perry Street station in Titusville. The banner promotes the 20th anniversary of passenger service on the railroad, which began July 18, 1986.

Oil Creek & Titusville's main power rests the night away a few blocks from downtown Titusville.

Three different gauges are represented in this photo. From left, a narrow gauge Whitcomb, a standard gauge SW9, and a broad gauge electric at right. Thanks to Kermit and crew for lighting and set ... (more)