SU-99 works upgrade behind four EMDs including an SD70M-2, SD40T-2, SD33ECO and SD45.

Susquehanna NY-10 rolls along US-23 in Oak Ridge, NJ behind a matched pair of Dash 8s. 4044 was one of the twenty Dash 8s financed by CSX after Susquehanna was directed by the government in 1988 ... (more)

With all of the NYSW's owned power now wearing corporate paint the road trains will once again mostly consist of solid cuts of yellow and black locomotives. Here the SU-99 is seen at Cozy Lake Rd... (more)

SU-99 heads west along NJ 23 in Oak Ridge, NJ on a gloomy winter day. The LLPX SD38-2s sounded great under load. You can tell from the exhaust that this consist was working hard while climbing t... (more)

Not a single yellow locomotive in sight as three ex-Norfolk Southern SD70M-2s lead the SU-99 along Cozy Lake Rd. in Oak Ridge.

On The Ridge At Oak Ridge. On the evening of Sunday, September 4, 2022, New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway WS-X was on its way to Sparta, New Jersey with NYSW 3618 (SD45-2, née-BN ... (more)

A fall foliage excursion on the NYS&W has paused at the Cozy Lake Road crossing in Oak Ridge for a photo run-by. The Pequannock River was calm enough to offer a nice reflection of the consist whi... (more)

At sunset NYS&W SU99 rolls west through Oak Ridge, N.J.

NYSW SU-99 runs alongside an industrial drive in Oak Ridge as it continues its climb towards the summit at Stockholm.

"Springtime on the Mountain"

NYS&W SU99 rolls west through Oak Ridge, en route to Binghamton, N.Y.

The use of a step ladder provided just enough elevation to get over the weeds at this location to get a clear shot of NYSW 3012 and 3016 and train SU99 continuing their uphill grind near Oak Ridge... (more)

On the Ridge. New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway featured a wide variety of motive power on Monday, June 22, 2020. The CSX Road Slug set of CSXT 2230 (neé-C&O 3539, GP35, 6/1964) was mate... (more)

A colorful and varied consist led this edition of the NYS&W SU-99. Most notable was the CSX mother/slug set that would lead until Sparta, NJ, where they were cut off to be used as local power.

"Blazing Across the Trails"