A rare weekend OCS excursion heads west on it's final miles to it's arrival to Mechanicville Yard.

F-units were common power for freight trains on the Boston and Maine Railroad......in the 1950s! On April 14, 2013, a sight which hadn't been seen since the 1970s--and likely may not be seen agai... (more)

ST Train 28N comes alongside the Hoosic River in Schaghticoke, NY as it approaches Fisherman's Lane.

An Empty coal Train from Bow, NH crosses the Hoosick River

A High Iron Travel train heads toward Mechanicville with Pan Am's FP9s on the lead

Norfolk Southern train 23K-30, operating on Pan Am Southern's Freight Main Line is seen crossing the Hoosic River at Schaghticoke, New York with a trio of elephant-style 6-axles as the train makes... (more)

Kicking off a month of 'road trips' for the Pan Am execs and invited guests/shippers, Pan Am Railways Office Car Special (OCS) train is seen crossing the Hoosic River at Schaghticoke, New York. O... (more)

Original NS heritage leads the EB Chicago to Ayer, Ma intermodal over the Hoosic River late in the day.

Rare for upstate NY, a Ferromex run through unit leads a 110 car loaded grain train thru snowy eastern New York on its way to Ayer, MA. Trailing units are BNSF 7477, BNSF 5076, and Pan Am-MEC 613.

Norfolk Southern's westbound train 23K-12 is seen at Schaghticoke, NY with a trio of the current 'horsehead' paint scheme for Norfolk Southern - the 2679 in charge.

ST Train 206 approaches Fisherman's Lane in Schaghticoke, NY as it heads east.

A former Conrail SD70 leads an empty Bow coal train across the Hoosic River. NS 2579 was assembled at Conrail's Juniata Locomotive Shop from kits supplied by EMD as CR 2579, among the last engines... (more)

Two of the latest additions to the Pan Am active roster NS 3468 & NS 3482 cross the blue waters of the Hoosic Runoff east with MEC 504. Eight of the former FURX nee BN leasers are now on the Pa... (more)

An High Iron Travel special excursion operated from Boston, Massachusetts to Mechanicville, New York on Saturday, April 13, utilizing Pan Am Railway's pair of FP9s - PAR-1 and PAR-2 - with Iowa Pa... (more)

After crossing the river I stopped at the first crossing which is Howland Ave. At this spot you see Pan Am Southern passing possibly RJED sitting on the Eastward Track as the detector would call i... (more)