WNYP train OL-4 the Driftwood Turn throttles up through the sweeping curve at Cameron PA

WNYP train OL-4, the Driftwood Turn comes down the grade at Gardeau after climbing the gruelling Keating Summit.

WNYP 638, RRPX 85 and RRPX 43 smoke it up as they round the sweeping curve in Cameron, PA southbound on the Driftwood Turn.

Its hard to believe by looking at the condition of them that the locomotive in the foreground is 6 years newer. The big MLW/ALCO sits in front of the Farnham station as one of the Central Maine an... (more)

An immaculate M636, apparently fresh from the paint shop, far outshines a pair of less-than-pristine leased B&O GP40's on a westbound CP freight at Smiths Falls, Ontario.

After negotiating the 2.2% downward grade from Keating Summit, Pa., WNY&P 637 leads four other ALCo's through Sizersville, Pa. in a rainfall of biblical proportions.

In preparation of a 10 MPH slow order, Engineer Mike Matson throttles his train down as he crests Keating Summit. The slow order is permanently in place due to a 2% downward grade between Keating ... (more)

With five ALCo's in his consist, Engineer Mike throttles his train around the curve at Cameron, Pa. on his way south to Driftwood to make an interchange with Norfolk Southern. This train would the... (more)

The Driftwood Turn crosses over Sinnemahoning Creek in Cameron as it continues east to Driftwood.

two MLW and baby Alco at freight train for Ptolemaida at Foufas area.

oil train for Komanos station with two MLW

two MLW and the Baby Alco at freight train

Flying white flags, a grimy CP Rail M636 and C630 duo lead a westbound over the frozen Ottawa River at Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec. The tracks in the foreground are the parallel CN mainline. ... (more)

"Steam Meets Diesel at Moscow"

Steamtown was operating one of its Moscow excursions the same day the DL operated its ASLRRA excursion, allowing for this rare passenger meet at th... (more)

"Departing Scranton"

The ASLRRA excursion departs Scranton after picking up its passengers at the Raddisson hotel just down the line. Behind the train stands one of the many buil... (more)