Amtrak's Maple Leaf crosses over the Niagara River and into the United States from Canada on the Whirlpool Rapids Bridge on a sunny spring day. The bridge on the left is an abandoned railroad brid... (more)

A set of yard power kicks cars down the yard leads at the CSX yard in Niagara Falls, NY. An Amtrak Empire Service train set is parked by the old Niagara Falls Amtrak Station along with two New Yor... (more)

Looking across the Niagara Gorge from the American side, Amtrak's Maple Leaf departs the Niagara Falls, Ontario Station for the US.

Locomotives:
AMTK 95 P42DC

Amtrak's Maple Leaf has just crossed over the Niagara Gorge from Canada and is making an extended station stop at the new station in Niagara Falls where customs and immigration work will be comple... (more)

A pair of CSX GP15T's switch cars in CSX's Niagara Falls Yard. This yard primarily serves the massive chemical plants in the area, not something that jumps into one's mind when they think of Niaga... (more)

A pair of CSX GP15T's work the yard in Niagara Falls, NY shoving a cut of empty covered hoppers down a yard track.

Locomotives:
CSX 1515 GP15T
CSX 1508 GP15T

A few locomotives reside at the engine terminal at CSX's Niagara Falls Yard. Among the mix are GP15T's, MP15T's, SW1500's, and an SW1001.

Locomotives:
CSX 1501 GP15T
CSX 6060 GP40-2<... (more)

B792 passes the NYC signal bracket at CP25 on the Niagara Sub as it enters Niagara Yard with cars from Frontier Yard in Buffalo.

"The Midnight Sun." Railroaders know no days or times, all we know is work. Therefore, the yard lights are often our sunshine. Here, a pair of Conrail SD70MACs rest under the artificial ... (more)

The Maple Leaf is officially in the United States and after a stop in Niagara Falls, wastes no time getting up to speed for the rest of the trip to New York City.

It’s a cold day in late December as Amtrak 824 leads the eastbound Toronto to New York City train the “Maple Leaf” over the unique double decked Whirlpool bridge a few miles down river of Ni... (more)

This CN switcher was working the US side of Niagara Falls when it was photographed drifting by. Looks like it has a restricting signal. Location is the same as photo #304364 in this database, if... (more)

This CN switcher was working the US side of Niagara Falls when it was photographed.

NYC steam had been officially banished from lines east of Buffalo by the time this pastel-like scene was captured at a yard on the U.S. side of Niagara Falls on Labor Day weekend 1953.

The poster is not sure if this is commuter or coach yard move. www.thedieselshop.us claims that NYC 5765-5775 GP7's were numbered 5903-5913 "while in passenger service". This was a stop on a for... (more)