A pair of RS3s roll under the signal bridge at Elmhurst with an excursion train for Tobyhanna.

Southbound Portland Turn with five engines and five cars rolls along the Snag Pond at Gouldsboro, PA.

PT-98 slowly rolls between Summit Lake and Pocono Summit Lake as they wait for trackwork to clear up

After stopping to discuss stuff with the SP(grain train) the PT-98 departs Moscow for points east. The SP had spotted a grain train earlier in the morning at Pocono Summit.

The classic Alco cloud of smoke shoots out of DL 2403 as it takes the annual Christmas train to the station at East Stroudsburg, Pa.

PT-98 rolling along at track speed behind a pair of RS3's screams under the Elmhurst signals.

A Pocono grain extra puts on quite the show at Gouldsboro.

The Tuesday operations for the DL was to run an extra grain train to Harvest States Grain Mill at Pocono Summit, and to also run the normal Portland Turn. Here the grain kicks up leaves as they p... (more)

The extra Pocono Grain train is in the hole waiting for the Portland Turn to get by at Pocono Summit. Here the crews stop to chat about things before the Portland Turn heads by to do work at the g... (more)

The Portland Turn is back on the move after a short food stop at Moscow with the Tuesday run. This job maybe on short time with the NS getting control of the D&H from the CP. Interchange traffic m... (more)

The Portland Turn passes under an abandon signal bridge north of Moscow with the Tuesday run. This job maybe on short time with the NS getting control of the D&H from the CP. Interchange traffic m... (more)

The Delaware Lackawanna CNJ RS3 1554 leads a Fall excursion special to Moscow, Pennsylvania on a blustery morning.

DL jobs SC7 seen below on the original D&H and LL1 above work around Bridge 60 in Scranton, Pa on October 3, 2014

Class Alco and Lima power meet in Scranton. NKP 765 is moving from the roundhouse to the yard to be refueled while a pair of Alco C420s look on.

No Steam, No Problem

DL 4118 might not operate on steam, but that's not a problem for this 1952 Schenectady graduate. This trip didn't feature the attention, but there's just somet... (more)