View is from Scott Park, looking across Lehigh River.

H76 rolls into Pennsylvania via the ex-Lehigh & Hudson River bridge over the Delaware River at Easton with one of the very few remaining CR units trailing. The structures in the foreground are rem... (more)

NS Atlanta to Croxton hotshot train 212 is seconds away from entering the single track at CP Easton on the day before Easter. UP ES44AC 7804 leads a pair of NS GEs on today's train.

LV 641 and 628 (C-628's) coming through Easton, PA on an afternoon in May 1975

Ex Conrail C40-8W leads NS autorack/intermodal 212 eastbound under the bridge at Easton.

Baldwin " Babyface " units in A-B-B formation head a westbound Jersey Central over the bridge between New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Local freight H-76 is en-route to the Portland Secondary with cars for the Delaware Lackawanna RR

Standard cab SD70 rolls eastbound from 2 to the single main at CP Easton with NS intermodal 214.

NS O0G re-enters single track territory at CP Easton with an Ex CR SD50 on the point, two BNSF motors, and an NS unit trailing. Train is enroute to Croxton Yard in Jersey City. The bridge in the... (more)

On my way back home following the Lehigh Line, I heard ethanol train 65R call CP Easton so I quickly pulled into the Battery Test parking lot to catch him heading West into the Setting Sun.

'Extra 142' moves under the power of the Bel-Del's GP9 #1850 still in its Green Mountain livery. The bridge over the Bel-Del is the ex-Lehigh Valley E&N (Easton & Northern) Branch to Stockertown, ... (more)

NS train 24V headed for Dockside Yard in Elizabethport, NJ, treads gingerly across an angry Delaware River into New Jersey on the former CNJ deck truss bridge. The river is usually 20 to 30 feet ... (more)

After going to the Cass Railfan Weekend the previous weekend, I didn't think I would be railfanning another switchback anytime soon, but here's one just a couple of miles from downtown Easton. The... (more)

BDRV 1850 has just shoved THSX 142 (Susquehanna) 'Mikado' steam locomotive across the Delaware River and is now seen crossing the Lehigh River on the ex-CNJ. The train is moving from left to right... (more)