Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 passes the new DL Von Storch Shops where a lone former PRR C425 sits in the open. The crew has just finished working in Green Ridge yard and appears to be heading for Val... (more)

Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 crosses the entrance to The Marketplace at Steamtown maill in Scranton. The train is heading up the Vine Street Branch from Bridge 60 to do some work at Green Ridge.

Following the opening ceremonies for the Von Storch Locomotive Shops, the Delware Lackawanna ran an inspection train up the Carbondale Line and back, then proceeded to downtown Scranton, Pennsylva... (more)

The Delaware and Lackawanna Grain Extra ducks under an old signal bridge as it returns home with a bunch of old Alcos in the lead.

The Delaware Lackawanna SC-7 is on Norfolk Southern trackage as it makes a shove move from the connection at Bridge 60 down to Taylor Yard to drop off a train of interchange cars. The train is pas... (more)

A pair of C420s lead Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 onto the Vine Street Branch. The short train is headed to Green Ridge to do some switching.

A pair of C420s lead Delaware Lackawanna BR-1 onto the Vine Street Branch. The short train is headed to Green Ridge to do some switching.

After setting off the majority of its train at Ardent Mills in Mount Pocono, PO-74 drops downgrade with lumber loads for Bestway Enterprises. The well-restored Cresco station makes a nice backdrop... (more)

Seen passing the Lackawanna freight station at Moscow, DL PO-74 thunders toward Mt. Pocono on a beautiful fall morning.

Delaware Lackawanna PO74 blasts upgrade at Elmhurst, Pa. with five assorted Alco and MLW locomotives.

After waiting for MOW to clear up, PO-74 begins its eastward trip to Cresco as it passes underneath the derelict DL&W signal bridge at the Nay Aug switch, just east of the famed tunnel.

With a single covered hopper sandwiched between a C425 in an EL scheme and a C424 in a Wabash scheme, Delaware Lackawanna SC-7 has pulled back over the bridge and prepares to depart Scranton, Penn... (more)

After a stop to check the train in Moscow, PO-74 passes the pond at Gouldsboro. The DL&W had platforms along the banks and would harvest ice in winter, back in the day.

Wide view of Von Storch shop. As we know this was the former D&H yard.

Shop time in the new digs. Very impressive. Thanks to D-L for their hospitality. Taken wearing proper PPE. The piano did not survive the move.