Lima-Hamilton (25) sits outside of the shop building. In the background you see Whitewater Valley Railroad's Alco S-1 (9339) and SD10 (532) as they sit waiting for the season to start.

Former PRR 9242

US Navy Alco S1 b/n 69680 Blt. 2/42 sitting in the shop waiting to be moved to track 1.

Alco S1 b/n 69680 Blt. 2/42 now US Navy 65-00626 under its own power and looking better than ever. Still has a few pieces of paper and tape to be removed but how often do you see a 74 year old loc... (more)

Time for a new paint job. DGRC painters apply a nice coat of yellow to a Navy Alco S1.

I'm not sure how this Erie Lackawanna train ended up in Kansas, but as you can see, it's unlikely to be leaving anytime soon!

I discovered this rare gem at an industrial site in Galena, Kansas....just west of Joplin, MO. Sadly, I think the grim reaper's cutting torch isn't too far away.

Becker Sand & Gravel #10 working at Senter, NC in 1971

2 S-1's in the Marinette, Wisconsin yard waiting for the call to duty on a pleasant summer afternoon.

PLRR Alco S1 #958 leads the 3:00 PM train out of Lincoln.

From my slide collection by an unknown photographer.

Whitewater Valley Railroad extra 9339 north eases across the railroad's namesake river at Laurel, IN on a Sunday afternoon. The equipment was deadheading north to Connersville, IN after being use... (more)

Engine #5 takes a break after switching a few tank cars around in Cohocton.

This ALCO S1 is as old as Mick Jagger. Both are still working. Once upon a time it served Staten Island Rapid Transit. I wonder if when sent north, the crew was told--She's very happy up in the... (more)