Paralleling the Susquehanna River, Conrail train ALCG gets its air at the west end of the yard in Coxton, Pennsylvania.

The power for Conrail train ALCG (Allentown, PA – Corning, NY) has uncoupled from its train, and is threading its way through the west end of Coxton Yard. After a making its set offs and pick-up... (more)

Pocono Northeast power sits idle in Coxton Yard as Conrail train ALCG passes by.

Conrail SW8 8692, originally built for the DL&W in 1951, Works in the former Lehigh Valley Yard in Coxton, Pennsylvania.

Two Erie Lackawanna veterans, GP7 1234 and SW1200 459, are on the engine tracks of the former Lehigh Valley’s Coxton Yard. While processing this photo, I realized that the top of the Sullivan Tr... (more)

Having arrived at the one-time Lehigh Valley division point of Coxton, Pennsylvania, Conrail train ALCG prepares to perform some yard work. ALCG was the life blood of a few Conrail locals and sho... (more)

The Pocono Northeast Railway served the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania from 1982 until 1994. Here two EMD switchers (an SW1 and an NW2) obtained from Conrail wait for Monday in the former Lehigh V... (more)

In a scene that will soon disappear forever, an unpatched Lehigh Valley NW2 spends the weekend next to the Coxton sanding tower. In general, the local units hung on to their legacy roads’ number... (more)

Lehigh Valley 128 is right at home in Coxton yard, but the Erie-Lackawanna units are in territory that is only newly familiar some thirteen months after both railroads were absorbed by Conrail. LV... (more)

This westbound train will follow the Susquehanna River toward Sayre, Pa and points beyond.

Looks can be deceiving. Research indicates that this FP7A is a former a Milwaukee Road F7A, having made stops on the Maryland Midland Railway and at Steamtown. Now, it's the lead unit for a lash... (more)

Pocono Northeast Railway SW-1 #601 used to roam the former DL&W Bloomsburg Division after Conrail sold it. Today, the line is severed in places, PNER is no more, and this little EMD rusts away at ... (more)

Ronald M. Delevan, Inc. (RMDI), working out of the former Lehigh Valley Coxton Yard diesel shop, puts the final touches on TCB's "new" B30-7. On the extreme right is the front of Reading & Northe... (more)