Livonia, Avon and Lakeville locomotives 420 (ALCo C420 HH) and 433 (ALCo C430) pull their train south on the R&S mainline as they cross over the Black Creek. After clearing the switch that connect... (more)

A trio of Lehigh Valley Century 420s await their next job at Oak Island Yard in Newark, NJ. The generally grubby appearance of these Alcos was unfortunately typical at the time... their original g... (more)

The Lehigh Valley Railroad slipped into oblivion seven years prior to this mid 1983 scene at Lehighton, Pennsylvania, but it still carries a distinct presence. The yard at Lehighton, which was lar... (more)

Long Island Alco C420 206, in this 1963 view at Morris Park engine Terminal. Photo from my collection, no photographer information on slide.

Livonia, Avon & Lakeville ALCo C-420 number 420 leads ALCo C-430 number 433 and the LAL road train as it backs down the Rochester & Southern from Genesee Junction to Brooks Ave Yard to interchange... (more)

Finally; 405 pulls PO75 on the last leg of the trip home from Cresson to Scranton.

Delaware Lackawanna PO-75 returns to Scranton with C420 405 in the lead at Ridge Row.

Delaware Lackawanna PO-75 heads west past Point of Gap in the Delaware Water Gap. Since the interchange with NS has moved to Taylor, seeing the DL in the Gap is a rare treat as they only come down... (more)

Former LHR 29, the last locomotive purchased by the Lehigh & Hudson River Railway.

After dropping off cars at the Pig Farm and the storage tracks on the branch line, the Apache heads for home with a classic C420 leading the way.

The engineer of an inbound train looks back as he guides his power to the servicing facility at Delaware & Hudson’s East Binghamton yard.

One of our favorite spots when chasing JSA-1/NE-1 to Allentown was the Mechlin Corner Road overpass in Jutland, NJ., which was easily accessible from Route 78. Here is NE-1 with 3 C420s in the Su... (more)

Delaware Lackawanna C420 #405 sits parked in the sun at the Scranton Mall.

Local lore in the Allentown area said that Conrail’s ex-Lehigh & Hudson River C420’s were intended to be run until they had problems, and would then be retired. They were also not to be repain... (more)

A Long Island RR C420 sits on a train in front of the Oyster Bay Station shortly before departure for Jamaica. Looking on is a nice collection of dated cars including two VW Beetles and a Karmann... (more)