November 9-11, 2007 were the dates the Scranton PA-based Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad hosted Erie Railroad E8A #833 & Nickel Plate Road club #211 "City Of Lima" from the New York & Green... (more)

PO-75 passes the former Lackawanna tower and station at Tobyhanna on a beautiful, nearly cloudless, late-summer afternoon in the Poconos.

PO-74 passes the "ARMY" block limit station in Tobyhanna. The train will soon be slowing down as there is some work to be done in town.

Delaware Lackawanna PO-74 rounds Steam Shovel Curve shortly after departing Tobyhanna. 3642 led quite a colorful consist that included two "corporate" units, one GECX gray unit, the &qu... (more)

Delaware Lackawanna PO74 does some switching at Tobyhanna under threatening skies.

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: Now finished with servicing Keystone Propane, PO75 collects their train East of town, and highballs West, past the Tobyhanna depot.

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: PO75 stops for a second while switching Keystone Propane in Tobyhanna. The train was cut off East of town, and the crew preformed a quick pull/spot f... (more)

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: After setting out their head two units, PO74 departs Tobyhanna for Mt. Pocono.

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: A little back and forth shuffle is required as PO74's crew sets out the head two units at Tobyhanna. A little later, LL1 will come by, pick up these ... (more)

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: With LL1 having already cut off on the fly, PO74 pulls into Tobyhanna, and prepares to cut off their head two motors.

Nickel Plate 2-8-4 No. 765 working her way with an excursion towards Tobyhanna, PA, en route to the Delaware Water Gap.

The shortest PO74 (?) on record

PO-74 getting ready to do some switching in Tobyhanna. After they finished switching, they left all of the cars in Tobyhanna and returned to Scranton light.