The two M636's are just two months old as they lead a westbound freight from St. Luc to Smiths Falls through Dorval. The track on the right is the connecting track between the CP and CN.

A trio of WNYP MLW's pass through the floodwall in Eldred, Pennsylvania with a single tie gon in tow. Normally this is a light power move to Olean after dropping stone cars in Turtlepoint.

The WNYP's Driftwood Turn speeds downgrade as it rounds the bend at the end of Gardeau Road. A trio of big MLW's pull empty stone hoppers bound for NS interchange in Driftwood.

Putting the Hammer Down

The Western New York & Pennsylvania's Driftwood turn roars across Allegheny Avenue in Emporium, Pennsylvania on the afternoon of September 11, 2019, in a clou... (more)

The WNYP's Driftwood Turn puts on a smokeshow as they make their way south through the 10 MPH section of track in Port Allegany, Pennsylvania with a train of empty stone hoppers behind a trio of M... (more)

The WNYP's Driftwood Turn is slowly making their way into the North Driftwood control point on 10 MPH track with the trio of MLW's pulling a string of empty stone hoppers.

Western New York and Pennsylvania opens the doors for a new day of sun and fans.

Western New York and Pennsylvania brings out the first group of engines in the morning under a beautiful cloud.

The Delaware Lackawanna's road train shoves back onto Bridge 60 to tie down for the day, while Steamtown's Nickel Plate GP-9 leads a short passenger train to the excursion platform.

Not a GE in sight! The end of active service is near on the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad for their 6-axle MLWs. The sun has just come out from behind the clouds to illuminate the scene... (more)

Western New York & Pennsylvania's OL-2 crew is aboard a northbound train of stone hoppers at Keating Summit, Pennsylvania, on the way north to deliver to Turtle Point for unloading. The trio of b... (more)

Respecting the Nation’s laws. As the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad’s six-axle ALCO/MLW era draws to a close, OL-2 is returning from East Salamanca, NY on Monday, August 19, 2019. WN... (more)

After dropping their train of empty hoppers at the south end of the Driftwood siding, the trio of WNYP MLW's heads back north to get loads, passing under a former PRR signal bridge that still stan... (more)

There are times when you can’t plan for certain aspects of a shot, but you can take advantage of a developing situation. Such was the case on August 15, after several severe storms blew through... (more)

WNYP M636 Nº637 is on the north end of this Turtlepoint bound stone train which is being live loaded at Machias, New York on August 6, 2019. After loading is completed both units, one from each ... (more)