After a mostly cloudy chase from Scranton east, PT-98 finally reached clearer skies at Pocono Summit where the tracks run parallel to Manor Drive for a short distance. The train will be stopping ... (more)

After an hour's worth of switching at Tobyhanna, PT-98 is underway once again, rounding the broad curve just north of the PA-611 overpass. It was nice to get some sun at Tobyhanna after dealing w... (more)

The drab winter landscape in the woods at Elmhurst are brightened by the passage of five D-L ALCOs hauling grain loads east to Pocono Summit. This crew would soon be working the propane dealer an... (more)

A nice 5-unit set of D-L ALCOs drags a cut of grain and frac sand cars past the former Lackawanna station in Scranton. These cars had just been picked up a CP's Taylor Yard. After some switching... (more)

A set of five ALCOs drill out cars on the Carbondale Main on a chilly post-Christmas morning.

The LA&L freight from Lakeville is kicking up the powder at the curves at Pole Bridge Road in Avon, NY. That object on the nose of the 428 is a pack of bottled water.

The eastbound PT98 rolls down the grade and past the former DL&W Cresco Station, now a museum.

The eastbound PT98 rolls past the Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel on brisk November morning.

Lake State Alco's wait at the Bay City engine house to take a train north to Alpena.

"Heading for Carbondale"

After taking 50+ grain empties to Taylor yard, the SC7 crew would take their cut of cars bound for Carbondale and proceed North. Here the train is seen j... (more)

"In Need of Power"

The first order of business for the DL crew on Saturday was to take power from the South End North to Scranton in preparation for a unit sand train they would ... (more)

Saturdays on the Delaware Lackawanna usually means a PT98 run down the Pocono main to interchange with Norfolk Southern, but on Saturday November 8th the plan was a little different. There was a ... (more)

A man and his dog take a break from their walk to watch five Alcos lug a loaded grain train out of the small town of Moscow.

GBW eastbound train #2 approaching crew change point at Merrillan, WI in a littel more than a year the GBW will cease to be.