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)

On a sunny mid late morning in mid October Pan Am's OCS crosses the Androscoggin River from Auburn into Lewiston Maine as it heads back to its home in Waterville.

Nothing better than classic F units pulling a passenger train past some nice fall foliage. Here FP9 PAR 1 leads the OCS East at CPF-335 in Westminster, MA on a beautiful October day.

Curving around off the Freight Main at CPF468 past the former historic Commercial Hotel at “XO” for Mechanicville Yard.

Making yet another return trip to the west end into New York from New England, the OCS train set slowly ambles west past the old mile marker at Beck Road Crossing out of Eagle Bridge. The train se... (more)

A westbound Pan Am Railways Office Car Special train, OCS-27, is seen rounding a very colorful curve at Pownal, Vermont, along the Hoosick River. The train 4-car train is led by the 'executive F'... (more)

The American Association of Private Rail Car Owners special rolls along Lake Champlain’s Shelburne Bay. The riders enjoyed the upgraded line’s new passenger speed as the train headed south fr... (more)

The Pan Am OCS is seen heading East through Otter River as foliage in the area is beginning to peak.

The Pan Am OCS is seen heading into the yard at East Deerfield. The potential buyers that are riding the train got off here to inspect the yard before reboarding the train and continuing East.

The Pan Am OCS is seen heading into Shelburne Falls running alongside the Mohawk Trail.

The Pan Am OCS is seen passing through the Village of Zoar, which is located in the Town of Charlemont. The train is traveling with VIPs and potential buyers of the for sale railroad.

The Pan Am OCS is seen exiting the East Portal of the 4.75 mile long Hoosac Tunnel. The train is carrying potential buyers of the railroad and is traveling to Maine. The Hoosac Tunnel is one of th... (more)

The Pan Am OCS is seen crossing the Deerfield River after just exiting the East Portal of the Hoosac Tunnel. The train is headed East with executives on board, possibly potential buyers.

The 2020 AAPRCO cruises through the foliage of Southwestern Vermont

The Pan Am OCS exits the west portal of the 4.75 mile long Hoosac Tunnel in North Adams, MA. PAR 1, an FP9, leads the train thru some nice autumn foliage.