I find it surreal that one can still photograph a lightning stripe passing this famous D&H photo location in 2010! D&H GP38-2 #7312 leads a CP inspection train northbound past the old "Cobleskill... (more)

D&H GP38-2 #7312 and CP GP40 #4651 (originally the B&M 316) lead a CP inspection train north past the type of rural scenery that has helped make this line famous.

With photographers clicking away both above and below Starrucca, a Binghamton bound freight passes under the famous arches. There are a pair of big GEs on the other end pulling the train down to t... (more)

Ken and Victor, two of my college railfan buddies on maybe the last trip together before we have to enter the working world and part on our separate ways This train has great power up front, an RS... (more)

On New Years Eve a Westbound tackles Richmondville Hill. No doubt the crew wants to get home in time for the Holiday.

West end of the tunnel at Tunnel, NY, population under 100 but has a US Post Office.

A Southbound on the Penn Division holds in the siding at Lanesboro for a meet with a Northbound.

D&H PAs were used in Boston MBTA commuter service in the late 70's. Here D&H 18 is ready to head west along with the afternoon rush.

A Westbound freight descends Richmondville Hill with a 3 builder lashup.

The D&H ran their Sharks in local service, pushers and the occasional excursion. The pair worked the Binghamton-based local that took a daytime transfer west over the EL to Waverly, NY, then down... (more)

We arrived at Bevier Street yard and were informed that the Belden Hill tunnel was closed due to some sort of problem. A train was stopped at Nineveh, so off we went to find this fantastic lashup ... (more)

A RS-36 rests at the Oneonta engine service area. These were real workhorses for the D&H and they were used for everything.

The D&H! Classic D&H back when they ran Alco locomotives including this C-628, taking a ride on the turntable. The unit will be paired with another and be the pusher set later this day. The rou... (more)

The shortest thru train I ever saw on the Southern Tier. Guilford was in the midst of a nasty strike, so they would throw together whatever they could and run it with management employees and new ... (more)

A pair of lightning stripes pass the station as they depart Hornell.