Piedmont & Northern S-4 1005 working a cut of cars (including a NYC boxcar) at Greenville, SC, in June 1969.

Coal train with three units is loading at Justus Mine, the last operating mine on the road, at MP 3.0 on this fine spring day. We were invited!

Coal train with three units is loading at Justus Mine, the last operating mine on the road, at MP 3.0 on this fine spring day. We were invited!

A special trip chartered by the Erie Lackawanna Dining Car Preservation Society is on its last leg of its journey from Scranton to East Stroudsburg and return. DL 405, and MHWA 2453 smoke it up a... (more)

Now THAT's what I call exhaust - even an Alco would be jealous! A pair of geeps sit on the "mainline" in front of the Fairbanks yard office humming away in high idle working hard just to ... (more)

The conductor rides the point of MNNR 316 as they work along the Hennepin Line on a warm summer morning. The 316 has a pair of flags flying high as the engineer puts on a show for myself and fell... (more)

L&N 1315 puts on a show only a ALCO can provide getting her train under way again near Oak Ridge, Tenn.

A stream of diesel smoke shoots straight into the sky as the crew of OSR 506 cross Imperial Road in Guelph, on their way to service Alpha Owens Corning, one block away.

Built for the L&N in June 1964 as their 1305 now Apache C420 81 leads two other Alco's south from Holbrook as they do their signature thing,smoke.

RS-1 101 chugs back towards Duluth near the end of Railfan Weekend 2009. THANKS to Steve Glischinski and everyone at the LSRM and SOO H&T Society for making this happen!

Heading home after a successful railfan weekend the engineer pour on the coals and produces some trademark Alco smoke as they roll by with a mixed train.

Back in the early days of diesel building GE and ALCO worked together a lot, although the relationship ended well before the -7 series rolled off the floor in Erie. In providing a flash back to th... (more)

Not only does she look good, but she also moves under her own power. This is a true treasure to have in the Twin Ports!

DL 3000 acts like an true MLW/ALCO while switching Keystone Propane. A classic former Lackawanna tower still stands at left, partially blocked by trees.