The 11Z passes the Searchlights at the South End of New Milford Siding. The signals would be replaced soon after bringing the line further and further away from its former owner Canadian Pacific.

On March 19, 2010, in the early morning off Route 11 in New Milford, a pair of Delaware & Hudson lightning stripe GP38-2s, lead Canadian Pacific train 512 from Binghamton, NY to Taylor, PA. This l... (more)

CP 258 heads south.

With an ICE SD40-2 and a filthy CP AC4400CW up front, CP 256 rolls past one of the many round shaped hills of Northeast PA on the CP Sunbury Sub on its way to Allentown, PA.

CP 258 storms south through New Milford, PA on the CP Sunbury Sub. The CP 258 operated from Binghamton, NY to Allentown, PA.

Charging through New Milford, PA, NS 12T has only a few miles left before it next crew change point in Binghamton, NY.

37T with former Indiana Railroad SD9043Mac leading

A southbound intermodal train bound for Potomac Yard rolls through the fall foliage at New Milford, Pennsylvania. The formal Guilford purchase of the Delaware & Hudson is still well over a year aw... (more)

With northeast Pennsylvania’s trees in early blaze mode, a northbound Delaware & Hudson train rolls near the quiet borough of New Milford on its way from Scranton to Binghamton. Bicentennial TE5... (more)

The recent news of Norfolk Southern's purchase of the former D&H property between Sunbury, PA and Schenectady, NY from Canadian Pacific confirmed rumors that had been buzzing for years in Northeas... (more)

Canadian Pacific Railway train 256-08 heads south at New Milford, PA with a mixed bag of 'experienced' EMDs: ICE SD40-2 6446, CEFX SD40-2M 3127 and the last unpainted ex-CP ICE SD40-2 6214.

Northbound passing thru signals above town.

Two CP AC4400's pass through the fall scenery on the former DL&W/D&H mainline to Binghamton. They are powering the Philadelphia-Binghamton manifest, which today is filled out with double stack car... (more)

The NS Business Train heads north through New Milford, PA on the D&H's Sunbury Subdivision