SB3 is gathering empty hopper cars at Harvest State Milling in preparation for their return to the Canadian Pacific at Taylor, Pa.

The Pocono Express prepares to depart for Scranton. It's passengers have just visited the restored tower at East Stroudsburg as part of their trip sponsored by the Erie-Lackawanna Dining Car Socie... (more)

The Erie-Lackawanna Dining Car Society sponsored Pocono Express sits at the restored station in Cresco, PA. Passengers are riding comfortably in the LV Business Car 353 and the NKP "City of Lima"

On November 8, 2009 the Erie Lackawanna Dining Car Society sponsored a round trip excursion from Scranton to East Stroudsburg. Powered by the recently painted DL 405 the consist included the forme... (more)

Returning to make one last pickup before heading north back to Scranton. Nice lashup of C420 '405', RS32 '211' & RS11 '1804' on this warm day in October.

Freshly painted DL 405 shoves a cut of cars north towards downtown Scranton.

After making a 40 car pickup from the NS interchange at Slateford Jct, DL 405 heads west back to Scranton.

After waiting for the Steamtown Yard Shuttle to clear the switch, DL 405 does what an Alco does best as she gets the Eastbound Portland Turn rolling out of Scranton, PA.

Delaware Lackawanna 405 creeps by the CP Holiday Train with two RS3s. The trio has finished their workday.

DL PT98 arrives at the Norfolk Southern interchange at Slateford Junction, Pa. on a glorious October day.

The clouds begin to build over the hills west of Scranton as PT98's power passes through the switches at Bridge 60.

D&L manifest train sitting in yard.

Five ALCOs have cut away from their train on the siding at Pocono Summit. They will now run around the train and shove it into the grain mill at Mt. Pocono.

5 Alcos break the serenity as they roll through Gouldsboro. Just moments before, bullfrogs croaking and birds chirping were the only sounds.

Five ALCOs depart Scranton with a grain train for the Harvest States mill at Mt. Pocono. The consist included 405 (C420), 211 (RS32), 3642 (C636), 3000 (M630) and 3643 (M636). I don't think this... (more)