A veteran Alco S1 working at the Hudson Terminal Railroad muscles a cut of oil cans onto a siding.

Hudson Terminal Railroad's #646 (Alco S1) moves a cut of oil cans in the terminal at Hudson, Colorado.

The 78-year-old Alco S1 still makes bank for the Hudson Terminal Railroad as it works the yard in Hudson, Colorado.

The Alco S1 which operates for the Hudson Terminal Railroad moves a cut of oil cans to a ready track for pickup by the BNSF.

This 78-year-old veteran works a terminal in Hudson, Colorado. The Alco S1 was built in 1946 for the Detroit & Mackinac Railroad and later operated with the Lake State Railway Company.

Hudson Terminal Railroad's veteran # 646 (Alco S1) runs through the yard next to vintage passenger cars which are stored at the terminal.

A crewman from Hudson Terminal Railroad's #646 (Alco S1) throws a switch in the yard where the engine will sort tank cars.

Candy Cane Express At Night. Saturday, November 25, 2023, the 7:00 PM Saratoga Corinth & Hudson Railway "Candy Cane Express" train was led by Alco S-1 #5 ("Alco 5"). The... (more)

HTR 646 is a 77-year-old veteran working with the Hudson Terminal Railroad in Hudson, Colorado while the first snow of the season falls on the Front Range. The Alco S1 was built in 1946 for the ... (more)

New to TVRM , ALCo`s of L&N and NC^StL heritage are in storage at Chattanooga Tn

Bath & Hammondsport Heritage loco.

Here In Hadley! For the first time since the summer of 2018, on Saturday, April 29, 2023, a revenue passenger train headed over the Sacandaga River from Corinth to Hadley, New York on the f... (more)

First One South. On the first southbound trip of the day from Hadley to Corinth, the train crosses Rockwell Street in Hadley, New York with Alco 5 leading. For the first time since the summ... (more)

New York Cross Harbor Railroad S1 #25 street running on 2nd Avenue near Bush Terminal in Brooklyn New York on May 1, 1998, gets some protection from the city's finest as the crew tries to figure o... (more)

A nifty little paint scheme decorates this 1941 Schenectady product and Army alumnus on a former IC line which Wikipedia says is embargoed but being reopened. Sadly, I doubt this one will be arou... (more)