Not your run of the mill street sign!

The Delaware River Railroad excursion makes its return trip back to Phillipsburg running in reverse. The train had just stopped to pick up passengers for the wine train and was at the southern mo... (more)

Winding south through the Delaware River Valley. Nikon D50 70-300 mm. www.railroad-photography.com

After hearing the distant but recognizable whistle of an approaching steam train, a young child scrambles down the hill and peeks through the trees. This is the view of the southbound Bel-Del extr... (more)

Even in the mid 1950s, they had rush hour, as seen here on River Road just north of Carpentersville as a 2-8-2 blasts by with a mixed freight.

There are more shots to be had than what is lit by Lumedyne flashes. As the staged scene is being set up, car headlights silhouette #142 and a few "shadowy figures." Another shot I had to attempt ... (more)

Not many things in this world can literally shake the ground, but she did! #142 puts on a great show leaving two cars trying to pace in the shadows. What a rush!

The Roaring 20's! A southbound extra pulls into the Carpentersville station on the PRR Bel-Del Line to drop off passengers. Photo taken sometime in the early 20th century or 2006..

Susquehanna #142 pokes her nose out of the engine house, which I nicknamed the "Circus Tent", in Carpentersville. Photo taken on RR and quarry property with permission!

The 2PM run of the Pumpkin Train heads back to Phillipsburg, seen here slipping through the shadows in Carpentersville. Note the decorations on the front of #142.

A motorist keeps pace with a southbound Bel-Del extra by the "Rock Cut" at Carpentersville. Special thanks to Steve Barry and Fred Jones for handling the lighting.

BDRV 142 pushes the excursion back to Phillipsburg through the village of Carpentersville along the Delaware River.

Belvidere & Delaware 142 and a local motorist take part in a late night drag race as they squeeze between the rock outcropping and the Delaware River. Thanks to Steve Barry and Fred Jones for prov... (more)

With white flags flying, this extra section gets a friendly wave from a waiting motorist.

Excursion train southbound on Belvidere & Delaware River Rwy's(Black River & Western) ex-PRR Bel-Del Line, stopped at Carpentersville Road, at the south end of run.