A nice display train has been set up next to the Port Henry station honoring the Lake Champlain & Moriah Railroad. The short line hauled iron ore from Minesville to Port Henry from 1946 to 1972. ... (more)

Back from morning switching duties, 431 rests.

Owego & Harford's two RS18u locomotives have been sold to Livonia Avon & Lakeville earlier in 2012. Rocky, pictured here, will be based out of Cooper's Plains,NY at a newly built facility to assis... (more)

Getting underway to Painted Post. I was honored that Charlie tipped me to the location of this train. He is retired after years of service with this Alco-hauler. For those of you who knew him, y... (more)

What I did on my last year's Summer vacation: Catching an RS-18u interchanging with the NYLE at Gowanda. September 22-23 the town of Eden will continue their bicentennial celebration with train ri... (more)

One of three stored former Green Bay & Western C424s by the Livonia Avon & Lakeville.

Early morning in Olean Yard. Thanks to the hospitality of the WNYP.

WNYP 637 is slated for traction motor work and the transfer caboose should look neat in black.

This kid is having a great day. Going to work with Dad and riding in an ALCO.

Former Florida Seminole Gulf heads the transfer job out of Lsakeville.

Having dropped off its' interchange assignment, Buffalo Southern RS-18u skeedaddles. BSOR i/c's with NY&LE at Gowanda and NY&LE employs an M420W to i/c with Class 1s CSX, NS, CP and regional BPR... (more)

This ALCO S1 is as old as Mick Jagger. Both are still working. Once upon a time it served Staten Island Rapid Transit. I wonder if when sent north, the crew was told--She's very happy up in the... (more)

Essing into Painted Post under Route 17.

Heading to Painted Post, these two ALCOs smoke up the grade. It is always a treat for me to see ALCOs running in revenue service. New York state has the distinction of having the most operating ... (more)

A view of a locomotive we rarely get to see. If the locomotive was moving, never want to see. WNYP's pit has M636 #637 atop, awaiting traction motor replacement.