The Finger Lakes Railway's eastbound GS-2 slowly makes its way across the Owasco River in Auburn, New York. A construction project to replace the State Street bridge over the river has opened up t... (more)

With GP38-2 2002 running solo, the Finger Lakes Railway's GS-2 rounds the bend along Route 7A as it approaches Auburn, New York. The milepost at left is of New York Central heritage, marking 29 mi... (more)

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 works the east end of the Auburn Yard with a pair of EMD GP38-2s for power.

The GS-2 heads East along the construction of a new road bridge near the Auburn Correctional Facility on Sunday morning. They have 19 colorful boxcars for Solvay NY.

The GS-2 slows to cross the Route 34 and enter the Auburn Yard.

The GS2 heads East in Sunday morning sunshine after working the bottle plant.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 works hard upgrade as it parallels Canoga Road just west of Auburn, NY. The train would pickup and setout a cut of cars in the Auburn yard before continuing east to... (more)

After doing a pickup and drop off in the Auburn, NY yard, Figner Lakes train GS-2 passes over Half Acre Rd on a stone arch bridge with a trio of GE B23-7s in charge.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 passes under the route 5 overpass in Auburn, NY with ex Conrail GE B23-7 number 1943 leading two other B23's.

FGLK GS-2 heads west.

Three of the Finger Lakes Railway's B23-7s power the "Sweep Job" or train symbol GS-2 from Geneva - Solvay and back. The train is seen here in Auburn yard picking up a cut of cars to bring back to... (more)

Three FGLK B23-7s are in charge of the "Sweep Job" train (Symbol GS-2) on December 8th, 2019. The train is seen here exiting the Auburn yard after making a pickup of cars and passes the "Shaver Br... (more)

Three FGLK B23-7s roar through the s-curve in Auburn NY with the "Sweep Job" train (Symbol GS-2) in tow. The lead unit, 1943, is still sporting its Conrail colors, with only small FGLK m... (more)

The Auburn Yard job power departs after putting away the train brought in by the GS-2 from Solvay on Sunday afternoon. Of interest is the new yellow shed.

The local RCO job is headed through town lite.