After completing some work in Elmira, New York, Conrail train ALCG (Allentown, PA- Corning, NY) departs town on its way to Gang Mills..

Conrail train ALCG (Allentown, PA- Corning, NY) is on the last leg of its journey as it rolls west on the former Erie main line through Elmira, New York. I have not been able to positively identif... (more)

In the heart of Elmira, New York, Conrail train ALCG crosses the Chemung River in its westward journey.

Proceeding west on the Southern Tier line, Conrail train ALCG approaches an eastbound semaphore in double track territory west of Chemung, New York.

Conrail train ALCG begins the last leg of its journey, heading westward on the Southern Tier line at Waverly, New York. Ted Clark’s Busy Market still is located at this site, but the building an... (more)

Conrail train ALCG crosses the Susquehanna River on the former Lehigh Valley bridge at Towanda, Pennsylvania. The track in the foreground is the Towanda Monroeton Shipper’s Lifeline, a six-mile ... (more)

Crossing the Wysox Creek, Conrail train ALCG approaches the town of the same name in north central Pennsylvania.

Conrail train ALCG (Allentown – Corning) shirts the Susquehanna River at Azilum, Pennsylvania.

With very typical power consisting of three C30-7A’s and a GP38-2,Conrail train ALCG (Allentown – Corning) rolls through the open fields at Black Walnut, Pennsylvania.

Conrail Train ALCG (Allentown – Corning) works past the marble orchard at Meshoppen, Pennsylvania.

Conrail 6585, the lead unit on SECS-8, waits on the controlled siding at CP7 for passing northbound. Conrail received a total of fifty C30-7As from GE in 1984. This model was unique to Conrail i... (more)

Conrail train ALCG (Allentown, PA – Corning, NY)rolls through the rural community of Osterhaut, Pennsylvania.

Paralleling the Susquehanna River, Conrail train ALCG gets its air at the west end of the yard in Coxton, Pennsylvania.

Compared to the hodge-podge consists of the late 70s, a now well organized Conrail operates dedicated sets of C30-7As on the Boston Line. These high tractive adhesion locomotives were well suited... (more)