DL&W livery F3s are staged on a photo freight at the entrance to Steamtown

Former CNJ F3s #56 and #57, now DLW 664 and 663 bask in the sun during Steamtown's Labor Day Weekend Railfest.

Central NY Chapter NRHS painted this ex PRR E8 in DLW colors and assigned it a number just prior to the start of the real DLW E8 number series (809-819). 808 is seen here from I-81 overpass as it ... (more)

MILW 261 is dressed up as DL&W 1661 as it arrives at the Binghamton station with an excursion from Scranton.

Back To The Future. In the largest city in Lackawanna County, the Lackawanna once again lives on through the work of the ARHS and Tri-State NRHS, who teamed up to repaint their F3 s... (more)

Built in 1907, Hoboken terminal was the entry way to NYC for the Lackawanna Railroad for many years. The windows looking down on the beautiful waiting room contain Tiffany Stained Glass Tiles. Th... (more)

All Quiet On The Western Front. After dark on Sunday night, things have started to quiet down at Steamtown. Even though the telltale smoke plume from the roundhouse means steam wil... (more)

Mr Peabody's time machine at work - a look back at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western in Scranton.

Taking Orders. Lackawanna F3 663 and CN Mikado 3254 receive instructions for their next moves tonight. A special thanks to Steve Barry and the folks at Steamtown for making this night photo... (more)

ALMOST DONE II. Tri-State Railroad Historical Society's former CNJ 57, nee Bangor and Aroostock, is seen here June 26th, 2010 in her "stealth" livery. In short order, she'll be painted and... (more)

F units on display at the NRHS convention. Both sets had the replicated from number-plates installed this day

DONE. The Anthracite Railroads Historical Society, Inc. F-3 makes it's transition from BAR to CNJ and now sports DLW livery. Hopes are to have her run a few excursions in and around Steam... (more)

The freshly painted Lackawanna F3 664 basks in the morning sun in Scranton, PA.

A former Bangor & Aroostock Railroad F3, now owned by the Anthracite Railroads Historical Society changes careers once again being painted from CNJ #56 to DL&W #664. A sister to this unit owned b... (more)