With the Thursday D-L crew working BR-1(?), PO-74 power waits. Wide cab leader to the mill today.

Passing ARMY, headed straight to the mill.

M420W leader, along with three six axles units running PO-74 straight to Arden Mill.

Delaware Lackawanna's Alco-exclusive roster sits outside the company's new Von Storch shops. On the left is one of two widecab units on the railroad, ex-BCRail #2045. To the right is RS3 #1554, we... (more)

Red Leader. A Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) crew member rides the front pilot of M420 locomotive 3560 while it is maneuvered through the Scranton Railyard. The locomotive had recent... (more)

An colorful and interesting lash up heads to Bellman's for the Sunday morning job.

Lackawanna Leaser. Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) M420W no. 3560 (Montreal Locomotive Works, 1973-1977) is seen with other leased power at the New York, Susquehanna & Western's locom... (more)

"ALCo Over the Hackensack"

On the afternoon of September 12th, 2024, New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway local WS-1 heads east over the Hackensack River in Bogota, Ne... (more)

Delaware Lackawanna M420W 3560 is enjoying the morning off at the NYSW Engine Terminal. The locomotive has been leased to deal with a power shortage. Look down view from the RTE 46 overpass.

An ALCO back on the Susquehanna. Delaware Lackawanna M420W 3560, formerly Ontario Midland, is on lease to the NYSW and for the short term based in Ridgefield Park. 3560 came down from Binghamton e... (more)

The 9:30 out of Utica heads to Thendara.

Delaware Lackawanna's newest acquisition has already been busy working. Here seen idle at the end of a day. This M420W survived the ALCO purge of the LAL and was Ontario Midland 3560 (OMIX); origi... (more)

End of the day.

The Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad's freshly repainted MLW M420W leads northbound freight as it comes into Titusville, Pennsylvania and crosses over Oil Creek and the Oil Creek State Park Trail o... (more)

With the day's excursion run (and freight business) complete, Oil Creek and Titusville's passenger consist is tied down for the evening at the small OCTL yard in Titusville.