Red Dragons at sunrise. Soon, these two will be on their way to the Adirondack Railroad.

The sun is just starting to rise. The past and present power of the WNYP.

Western New York and Pennsylvania, WNY&P Alco C424 435 & C430 432 leave the yard with a short ballast train at, Olean, New York. September 15, 2015. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

WNY&P 421-430-426, at the engine terminal in Olean, New York. September 15, 2015. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

The Big GE Era. Western, New York, and Pennsylvania 6004 (née-CSX 5006, AC60CW) had been recently repainted into the railroad's corporate paint scheme when it was seen sitting at the Olean... (more)

WNYP 426 leads a fairly long westbound out of the yard at Olean behind a pair of four-axle Alcos.

The WNYP Farmers Valley turn departing Olean NY.

OL-3 arrives back in Olean after a trip on the Buffalo Line in the late evening behind a single C430.

ALCO Safari Day 4, WNYP: On my way to Lakeville, I decided to swing by Olean with the hopes that maybe a WNYP job was still working in the yard. Unfortunately, there was nothing moving in t... (more)

Notch It Up. On August 19, 2019, the Western New York and Pennsylvania's OL-3 (WNYP 431 leading, ex-ME 17, exx-CR 2053, née-NYC 2053 Alco C430, 11/1967) made an afternoon trip to Farmers ... (more)

The lone experimental AC44C6CF trails behind Dash8.5's 8513 and 8501 as the trio of GE rebuilds are departing Olean, NY, headed to retrieve a cut of cars from Driftwood, PA, while being tested on ... (more)

A Friday evening in Olean finds all the Western New York & Pennsylvania crews tied up for the day with power parked outside the engine house. The shortline now uses a rather unique assortment of p... (more)

Western New York and Pennsylvania power rests at Olean, NY on June 27, 2009.

Western New York and Pennsylvania AC60's 6001 and 6002 greet each other during afternoon switching moves at the road's locomotive shop in Olean, NY.

Keepin’ it clean. Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad 6002 (AC4460CW) has not been on the property very long, but all engines need frequent maintenance. On the morning of Friday, October 10... (more)