It's a rainy September day as the Delaware Lackawanna's SC-7 job gets back on the move through Archbald, Pennsylvania as they head back to Scranton from Carbondale. With most of the train made up ... (more)

There is a lot going on for Steamtown's Railfest. Here, the Scranton Limited, at left, waits for the excursion train, at right, to yard its train before proceeding. The Delaware Lackawanna Railro... (more)

As part of Steamtown's Railfest weekend, an excursion trip was offered to Moscow and back. Here, the train has departed the Steamtown station. The Delaware Lackawanna Railroad allowed Steamtown ... (more)

4 DL units, each a rarity in their own rights, hide out under Linden Rd as the sun comes up on another day in Scranton, PA. The sun managed to find a gap as it rose over an otherwise overcast day.

DL 414 Heading back to Scranton

Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 cruises over the D&H bridges at Green Ridge on the Carbondale branch, with a fitting leader seeing as the Lehigh Valley painted 414 was at one point owned by the D&H and l... (more)

SC-7 rolls into view through a tunnel of trees in Jessup, PA. This was one of the few places along the Carbondale Line where fall color remained on this dreary November afternoon.

PO-74 passes the "ARMY" block limit station in Tobyhanna. The train will soon be slowing down as there is some work to be done in town.

With their work at Tobyhanna complete, the crew of PO-74 makes haste 'round Steam Shovel Curve. Next stop, Mt. Pocono.

PO-74 glides along Snag Pond in Tobyhanna behind a 5-pack of ALCO's (and MLW's) finest. The Lehigh Valley and Wabash units add a bit of variety to the consist.

"Lehigh Valley" 414 leads four other ALCO 251-powered units east past the former Lackawanna signal bridge and freight house at Moscow, PA.

Only on the Delaware Lackawanna is a scene like this possible. "Lehigh Valley" 414 seems to be running fairly clean while "Wabash" 2409 throws a cloud of dark exhaust while wo... (more)

Delaware Lackawanna PO-74 gets underway after spending some time building their train along Ridge Row in Scranton. The colorful consist includes locomotives painted for Lehigh Valley and Wabash (... (more)

With Lehigh Valley Painted C420 414 in the lead, the Delaware Lackawanna's SC-7 makes it way south into Scranton, Pennsylvania. The train rounds the bend past the railroad's newly opened Von Storc... (more)