New York Central inspired lightening stripes is the predominant livery for this short line.

Finger Lakes railway train GS-2 emerges from the colorful autumn trees as it crosses over the low 9' -6" bridge over Kingston Road in Elbridge, NY with a pair of GE B23-7s for power.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 approaches the girder bridge over the Owasco Outlet in downtown Auburn, NY on a May morning.

With just one gondola loaded with steel on the drawbar, the Finger Lakes Railway's GS-2 heads east past the Skaneateles Junction Depot behind GP38-2 FGLK 2002.

Finger Lakes Railway GP38-2 2002 cruises alongside Route 7A with the eastbound GS-2 in tow as it heads into Auburn, New York. The crew would stop to work the yard in Auburn before proceeding east ... (more)

The Sunday morning Finger Lakes Railway GS-2 turns due east after crossing the Cayuga Lake causeway and cruises along Town Line Road in Cayuga, New York. A solo GP38-2 powered the short train for ... (more)

The GS-2 crew is the only job working on a Sunday morning at the Finger Lakes Railway's yard and shops in Geneva, New York. GP38-2 2002 puts together the GS-2 train while a trio of B23-7's await t... (more)

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 leaves Geneva Yard with EMD GP38-2 number 2002 solo on a sunny Sunday morning.

It's a quiet Sunday morning at the Speedway gas station along Route 20 in Waterloo, New York as a short Finger Lakes Railway GS-2 departs Geneva for Solvay with a solo GP38-2 and 5 covered hoppers... (more)

The Sunday morning Finger Lakes GS-2 is led by solo GP38-2 2002 as it makes its way across Cayuga Lake over a causeway and then a truss bridge that allows for boat traffic. Cayuga Lake is the long... (more)