What would be the second to last WNYP Falconer Turn makes the return trip west led by a former BRC C424 as it rolls through Lovell, Pennsylvania after picking up a car in Corry. The adjacent track... (more)

A C424 and two C420s bring their seven cars into the outskirts of their home base of Snow Flake, Arizona.

APA 99, a former CP C424, leads the way south from Holbrook toward its home base in Snowflake as it passes through a small rock cut.

After dropping off an empty wind turbine train in the BNSF yard, the Apache smokes it out of town with a cut of cars for Snow Flake.

Heading to pick up DL-3.

After being handed off to the Bath and Hammandsport Railroad at Painted Post, the Amtrak Horizon Car Special crosses the Cohocton River heading to Alstom in Kanona.

As the WNYP's ex-Erie mainline rolls through the countryside along the I-86 expressway, it passes by an old barn outside of Cuba, New York. In quite the unique lashup, a pair of WNYP Alco's are pu... (more)

Back from Taylor.

Bath and Hammandsport #424 is parked out front at the Cohocton Operations Center for the B&H Rail Corp. a subsidiary of Livonia Avon & Lakeville Railroad.

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

The brakeman aboard Adirondack Railroad C424 #2400 hams it up for the camera as they pass by an old stone milepost leftover from the Utica & Black River.

A pair of Centurys have brought a transfer from the Belt Railway's Clearing Yard over to the B&OCT's Barr Yard. Tom Golden photo.

The WNYP's Falconer Turn consisted of two jobs that would meet in Falconer, New York where the crews would interchange their trains before and then head back to their home terminals. The OL-2 crew... (more)

A late season snow has covered the ground as the second to last WNYP Falconer Turn makes the return trip west led by a former BRC C424. South of Mill Village in Rockdale, Pennsylvania, the tracks ... (more)

Southbound mixed freight with a C424 C420 about 3 miles or so from the end of its run west of Snowflake.