Seventies Sunset In Squamish? No but almost like a reenactment, Genesee Valley Transportation Co., Inc. Mohwak, Adirondack, & Northern Railroad 805 (ex-BCOL 805, née Erie Lackawanna 2455, ... (more)

All's Well That Crosses Well. The day has arrived and ARC 25 has departed the Utica Children's Museum on Friday, December 18, 2020. It made a safe trip across to the Genesee Valley Transpor... (more)

Working their way southbound down the street running on Schuyler Street in Utica is NYSW train UT-1 which has NYSW GP40 number 3040 and MA&N C425 number 2453 for power. NYSW borrowed the MA&N ALCo... (more)

Reflecting On Street Ops. MHWA 2453 (née-Erie Lackawanna 2453, Alco C425, 10/1964) rolls down Schuyler Street in Utica, NY on Wednesday, December 9, 2020. Due to a mechanical failure of N... (more)

The Shot. MHWA 2453 (née-Erie Lackawanna 2453, Alco C425, 10/1964) passes the watch tower on Schuyler Street in Utica, NY on Wednesday, December 9, 2020. This few blocks of street running ... (more)

We're On. Former Adirondack Railway Corporation #25 (Alco RSC2) is pictured at its current home at the Utica Children's Museum on the corner of Railroad Street and Main Street in Utica, New... (more)

Conrail 6576 picks up the Ringling Brothers Circus train from the NYS&W and heads east onto the main.

A short double o' seven led by the CSXT #1 "Spirit of West Virginia" flies West through the Utica Station on a warm November afternoon in Central Upstate New York.

Just a few days before the Conrail split GP38-2 number 8148 is leading an eastbound past Utica's Union Station.

When it's ok that someone steps in front of your shot! On the very dark morning of October 20, 2016, CSXT 874 leads a stack train through the Utica Amtrak Station. The man in the foreground is a r... (more)

The last Conrail train from Utica to Sangerfield rumbles down Schuyler Street on April 14th 1982. Just five days later, the NYS&W would take over the line.

NYS&W Alco C430 number 3000 sits by the old Lackawanna freight house in Utica, NY.

On April 28th, 1992, an eastbound APL stack train derailed at CP 237 in Utica, destroying the interlocking. Kids in the area had put debris on the tracks ( possibly a shopping cart ) which got wed... (more)

In late August of 1982, the NYS&W ran a passenger excursion for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts. This was the first passenger train open to the public from Binghamton to Utica since 195... (more)

The DL&W turntable in Utica is used for the last time on April 15th 1982. Fireman Jim Dundon handles the Conrail 7308 as Engineer Bob Dowling looks on. On April 17th, NYSW would take over operatio... (more)