A pair of original Lehigh Valley SW8s lead RBMN Train PICW through Duryea, PA. The train has just left Pittston and is on its way to Crestwood.

"Railroad Street": Reading & Northern #2102 stomps upgrade along Railroad Street in Duryea, PA on June 21, 2025. Behind #2102 are a bunch of die hard railfans riding in the open air car ... (more)

The NQTK passes through Duryea PA on its way to Tunkhannock. The fast freight diesels were added in Penobscott for dynamic breaking while descending the mountain into Pittston.

NRFF soaks in the sun on the last part of the northbound journey to Pittston.

A single SD40-2 leads a train of inbound traffic off NS from Penobscot to Pittston as they pass through Duryea.

YJPI heads up the Scranton Branch with a train for the NS interchange at Taylor.

After a lengthy trip from Reading, NRFF closes in on Pittston as they pass through Duryea.

The NRFF darts in and out of the shadows as it slows to enter the yard at Pittston.

Reading & Northern train NRFF nears the end of its northbound trip from North Reading to Pittston, PA as some impressive clouds start to gather behind the train.

Reading and Northern SBPI heads through Duryea taking in the afternoon light with two ex Southern GP38-2 for power. These were high hoods when purchased from NS, and were chopped at the RBMN Port ... (more)

RBMN 802 pulls a cut of loads from the interchange with Norfolk Southern in Taylor, PA

Continuing from the previous picture, JB-3 drifts past the north end of Coxton Yard at a location aptly named Falling Spring. My father took this photo nearly 46 years ago, but the first and thi... (more)

Reading 3642, GE U25B 2507 of New York Central heritage and an ex-Erie Lackawanna SD45 provide power for this Conrail merchandise freight about to leave this ex-Lehigh Valley yard heading for Alle... (more)

An eastbound led by three Alco C628s pauses at the west end telephone shanty before entering Coxton Yard.

LS 2300 and 1751 lead a cut of tank cars east from the Reading & Blue Mountain for local customers in the area seen on Scrantons south side.