Amtrak At 54. When the National Rail Passenger Corporation started to operate trains on May 1, 1971, you could have won a lot of money on a bet that 54 years later, Amtrak would still exist... (more)

Back in the Turboliner era, Amtrak's Adirondack departs Fort Edward station northbound with a clear signal ahead.

Norfolk Southern’s CNJ Heritage SD70ACe leads train 928 past the former D&H station in Fort Edward. Snow had fallen the day before making for this perfect winter scene complete with wreaths in t... (more)

Amtrak's northbound Adirondack departs Fort Edward station northbound with a clear signal ahead.

CP local G53 begins its climb up the Glens Falls Branch after doing some switching in the small yard at Fort Edward.

Slow For The S-Curve. Canadian Pacific Train G53 (CP 2211, GP20C-ECO leading) was approaching the yard in Fort Edward, New York and the end of its run from Glens Falls on Monday, November 2... (more)

CP 6644 the D-Day military commemorative locomotive leads train 228 (formerly 252) over the Hudson River at Rogers Island.

Royal Canadian Pacific F9 CP 1401 comes out of the early morning fog at the Fort Edward, NY station with the CP Executive train on the return trip north to Canada.

Heritage-painted CP SD70ACU #7013 leads loaded ethanol Train 650 south across the Hudson River at Fort Edward, NY on the former D&H.

CP 252 at Fort Edward NY has a nice unusual power combo with CP SD60 6232 and SD40-2F CMQ 9011

CP 650 heads south through Fort Edward with an interesting power lineup.

After completing the Irving work, CP 2257 pulls a set of cars for Finch Paper in Glens Falls up the grade passing the village highway garage.

CP 2209 rolls out of CP's Fort Edward Yard with two cars for Irving Paper crossing over the Waste Management property.

After completing their work at Irving Paper, D13 rolls over State Route 4 pulling three boxcars that they would drop just over crossing, then back to the yard grabbing cars for the ride west on th... (more)

D13 peaks around the corner w/ three boxcars for Irving Paper in Fort Edward. The crew stands on point to step off and protect the crossing at State Route 4.