DL&W #664 leads a passenger special past Mattes Tower en route towards Moscow, PA and eventually, Tobyhanna.

Steamtown, aka; the former DL&W yards.

An assortment of motive power can be spotted this evening in the yards of Steamtown, from left to right; A CNJ RS-3, a Lehigh Valley Alco C420, a p... (more)

A set of DL&W F's blast through the newer of the two Nay Aug Tunnel bores with a passenger special bound for Scranton, PA.

An A-A set of DL&W F's perform some switching maneuvers in the yard as dispatch watches from above at Bridge 60 Tower.

A pair of Delaware, Lackawanna & Western F's bring a passenger special through Moscow and on towards Tobyhanna.

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western #565, 2-6-0 Mogul.

One of only two DL&W steam survivors, #565 had quite an illustrious career. Built in September of 1908 by Alco for the DL&W, she was l... (more)

The iconic Delaware, Lackawanna & Western #952 4-4-0 Camelback.

Making it's long overdue appearance on RP, this ... (more)

Two DL&W F3's recieve attention in Steamtiwn's former DL&W roundhouse.

Things that pass by my office: Re-created DL&W F3's pause by Bridge 60 Tower on an unusually clear and cool July morning.

A local passenger run passes the DL&W Mattes Tower and heads over the Cedar Avenue bridge in this scene right out of 1955. In reality this is "recreated" DL&W F3 664 on it's first day of revenue ... (more)

The Anthracite Railroad Historical Society excursion on the Pocono Main exits Nay Aug Tunnel.

The conductor checks his paperwork before allowing the Anthracite Railroad Historical Society excursion to proceed east.

A Lackawanna passenger train arrives in Scranton. No, it's not the 1950s. It's the Anthracite Railroad Historical Society excursion over a portion of the former DL&W mainline as part of their 2011... (more)

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western F3a 664 sits in the yards in Scranton, here for the Endless Mountain Rails convention of the NRHS in 2010.

DL&W 368, which was the only Lackawanna locomotive I ever saw, was the highlight of a trip to Marion, Ohio in December 1967. Perhaps there were other Lackawanna locomotives in Ohio at that time, b... (more)