PR-3's getting set to depart the Valley yard at High, Railroad and Titus Streets. They have general freight, with around 50 coal hoppers for the Port of Providence

Fall Circle Tour sponsored by the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts on the Providence and Worcester Railroad, seen running under the historic Church Street Bridge, spanning the Valley Falls y... (more)

Having crossed the bridge over the Blackstone River into Cumberland, PR'3s pushing the tail end of their train into the lower Valley yard

Power for PR-2 waiting at the cross ties on the house track, while Chet's getting ready to patrol the main from Valley Falls down to the "MUD" old Moshassuck Valley Railroad

Crossing busy Mendon Road, PR-2's heading for the Valley yard

Tough year for foliage in the Northeast! What foliage we did have was blown off the trees from the remnants of hurricane Noel the day before, Saturday the 3rd - the First Polar Express for the day... (more)

After servicing KIK Custom Products, PR-2's crossing Mendon Road at the Lonsdale Yard Limits - their now in the Valley Falls yards

Done for the day, Dean's throwing the switch to the house track prior to slipping the 2010 into the barn

Summer here in New England means the August muggy's! With a hot, humid day ahead, PR-2's working the lower Valley yard with the man himself, Larry supervising the hitch

With the air pumped-up, here they come! Normally PR-3 works south of the yard limits, but with the late arrival of the nightly WOPR, their making a rare appearance north of the Valley Yard at the ... (more)

With some of the old historic Lonsdale mill housing in view, PRWO-X coal extra on the Providence and Worcester - northbound at the Lonsdale Yard Limit Board at Mendon Road with 45 loads of importe... (more)

By the Providence and Worcester's Valley Falls office and engine house, power for PR-2 waiting to start the day on the remnants of the Wrentham Branch in Rhode Island

The evening of September 25th, the nightly PRWO derailed the cabless B unit in the upper Valley Falls yard. This morning the over the road/hi rail crane was making things right. Their getting thin... (more)