Norfolk Southern Toys for Tots Train in conjunction with the US Marines. Bringing presents and joy to young children.

Norfolk Southern Toys for Tots Train in conjunction with the US Marines. At station stop to drop presents and joy to young children.

Hartwick College is seen up on the hill as Amtrak 125 rides along on the rear of the 2024 Toys For Tots train as it passes Oneonta Ready Mix at Wells Ave preparing to stop at the former station fo... (more)

NS train 11R sits in the siding in Oneonta on a snowy morning. The train is awaiting a fresh crew after the lead unit died the previous evening.

30T heads south with the Wabash leading.

Norfolk Southern intermodal train 265 cruises south out of Oneonta, New York and passes under the concrete bridge that carries the Pony Farm Road Spur over the tracks. In the lead is an ACSES equi... (more)

After stopping to unwrap the flags, NS 7035 proudly leads the 2023 Toys For Tots Train as it approaches it's stop at the old D&H Oneonta Station passing under the James F Lettis Highway overpass.

The 2023 Norfolk Southern + Amtrak "Capital Region" Toys For Tots train is stopped in front of the Delaware and Hudson depot in Oneonta, New York, during its southward run from Albany to... (more)

After waiting quite awhile for an MOW crew to clear, the NS 265 rolls through the signals at Pony Farm Road and heads South towards Binghamton NY.

The D&H was a very loyal ALCo customer for its diesels until 1967 when it acquired twelve U30C's from General Electric.

The 23K clears the signals at Pony Farm Rd on a frigid, sub zero degree day in Oneonta, NY.

Norfolk Southern train 22k (Chicago, IL - Ayer, MA) passes under the signal bridge at the east end of the former D&H yard in Oneonta, NY with an SD60E leading the train.

The conductor on the NS 23k gives a friendly wave as he passes near Pony Farm Road in Oneonta, NY.

It may look a scene out of a layout modeled on the heritage of the Delaware and Hudson, but many of their cars have survived the railroad itself into the modern era. The photo was taken on Tuesday... (more)

Two C-628's and a U30C are on the head end of a southbound freight that will soon depart Oneonta.