Old meets ancient at Drake Well Park as 1947 blt. S2 #75 passes through the park with a mix train enroute to Titusville. The 1860's style Densmore tank car (the wooden tanks were removed afew year... (more)
With a Murderer lurking on board, the OC&T's mystery dinner train passes Drake street on the southside of Titusville and enters town for the last night run this season.
Not even the constanstant grade x-ing blast from the big M420 can wake this tranquil neighborhood on the southside of Titusville.
The OCTL M420 smokes it up as train #1 leaves the station in Titusville.
The equipment used to construct new piers for this bridge crossing Oil Creek, cleaved a great new photo location at the entrance to Drake Well Park. M420 #3568 has been pinch-hitting for S2 #75 al... (more)
OCTL 75 crosses the diamond as it shoves a hopper into the Charter Plastics #1 facility.
Engineer and conductor exchange face to face orders as OCTL 75 pulls away to throw the switch and reverse into a string of hoppers to dig one car out of the middle to place inside the Charter Plas... (more)
The whole fleet of the OCTL. 85&75, both S2's and 3568, an MLW M420.
Freshly broken 100lb rail on the Charter Industrial track. With the ever increasing size and weight of hopper cars much of the older rail occasionally split under the stress. And yes the crew was ... (more)
OCTL 75 brings the Special Easter Bunny train back into Titusville as it makes its way through the neighborhood on the south side of town.
OCTL 75 is headed south for interchange with six cars as it swings off the bridge over Oil Creek at the entrance to Drake Well Park.
S2 75 Leads the OC&T "Bunny Run" Northward Back Into Titusville as it Negotiates Several Grade Crossings Entering Town.
OCTL 75 Trundles Through Yard Trackage in Titusville with one lone Boxcar While Making Up it's Train to Head South.
OCTL 85 and 3568, an MLW M420 sit on the storage line at Titusville Yard as OCTL 75 does this winter's work.
OCTL 3568 peers into the cab of sibbling Alco S2 #85 as they sit in storage in Titusville.
