Delaware & Hudson beloved Sharks prepare to leave from Whitehall.

Wintery conditions prevails as ethanol train #644 arrives at Whitehall where it train will be interchanged with the VTR for the next leg of the trip to Providence R.I. Interesting power with rebu... (more)

Amtrak has taken lease of two complete VIA Rail Stainless Steel train sets - 5 coach/1 Park Car each - and placed them in service on the Adirondack trains between Albany and Montreal through Novem... (more)

Shark burbles through a rock cut on the way back from Rutland to Whitehall.

Burbling back to the house track.

Returning from Rutland

Crew back from Rutland ties up in Whitehall.

A year into running their Conrail-expanded network, the D&H found themselves power hungry. They leased whatever they could get their hands on including this CP RS-3 and the trailing ex-LIRR high ... (more)

Returning from Rutland

Canadian Pacific Railway continues to put on a colorful show on ethanol trains bound for Albany, NY (among other destinations). The latest EMD consist included CP SD40-2 5916 (dual flags), SOO SD... (more)

On Friday, October 7, Vermont Rail System's Green Mountain Gateway hosted an empty ethanol train from Bellows Falls, VT to Whitehall, NY with a cut of empty autoracks on the headend, a first in re... (more)

Delaware & Hudson's sharp pair of Baldwin RF16 sharknose diesels take a break at Whitehall. These two units began life as part of the New York Central's fleet delivered between 12/51 and 2/52. The... (more)

The annual fall foliage dome car addition to the Amtrak Adirondack train was complimented this year by its arrival in the Phase III paint. Amtrak also assigned the Phase III P42DC 145 to the Adir... (more)

Having just left Canadian Pacific Railway's Canadian Subdivision, the detouring New England Central Railroad train 323X is seen rolling into Whitehall, NY and across the Wood Creek/Canal on the Ve... (more)

With record water levels at Lake Champlain, winds kicked up some nice waves on areas normally inland of the lake. This was the last train through this section for a while as the lake rose further ... (more)