At sunset, a southbound MBTA navigates the curvy railroad towards Providence passing under the old Pawtucket Depot which still stands above the current mainline

P&W Train PR-2 does a little street running in Pawtucket RI.

Close Call! Thankfully the train was moving away from the crossing! P&W 2009 (GP38-2) is at the tail-end of a ballast train dumping stone on the East Providence Running Track in Pawtucket... (more)

P&W 2009 is on the tail end of train PR-3, which is dumping stone along the highway in Pawtucket, RI. The spur coming off the siding here leads to Key Containers.

P&W 2009 is on the tail end of train PR-3, which is dumping stone along the highway in Pawtucket, RI. The spur coming off the siding here leads to Key Containers.

P&W GP38-2 2009 is on the tail end of train PR-3 running along the George Bennett Highway in Pawtucket, RI with a ballast train. 2009 is passing one of the few spurs that cross the highway, but ha... (more)

P&W GP38-2 2009 is on the tail end of train PR-3 running along the George Bennett Highway in Pawtucket, RI with a ballast train.

P&W 2009 is in between Teknor Apex and the George Bennett Highway in Pawtucket, RI with a work train dumping ballast along the E. Providence Running Track.

P&W 2009 leads train PR-3 under the decrepit Pawtucket-Central Falls station, built in 1916 for the New Haven Railroad. The train is running along Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.

P&W 2009 is on the tail end of train PR-3, which is dumping stone along the highway in Pawtucket, RI. The spur coming off the siding here leads to Key Containers.

Providence & Worcester RR GP38-2 #2006, B40-8 #4004, and GP38-2 #2008 lead unit ethanol train K-638 westbound along Amtrak's Northeast Corridor at Pawtucket, RI on May 19, 2009.

Providence and Worcester WX-1, an ethanol train from Worcester, passes under the decrepit Pawtucket-Central Falls station, built in 1916 for the New Haven Railroad. PW 4005 (ex-ATSF B40-8W) is lea... (more)

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P&W Train PR-2 working in Pawtucket.

P&W Train PR-2 was out on the East Providence Branch today.