After setting off the majority of its train at Ardent Mills in Mount Pocono, PO-74 drops downgrade with lumber loads for Bestway Enterprises. The well-restored Cresco station makes a nice backdrop... (more)

PO-74 picks up grain loads for Ardent Mills off of the Tobyhanna siding on a beautiful fall day.

After experiencing an emergency stop due to a faulty HOTD, the PO-74 is back underway at Snag Pond in Gouldsboro. Some color is still hanging on here on this gorgeous Wednesday.

Seen passing the Lackawanna freight station at Moscow, DL PO-74 thunders toward Mt. Pocono on a beautiful fall morning.

With 35 loads in tow, DL PO-74 ducks under the DL&W signal bridge at Moscow. The freight station can be seen in the foreground.

After waiting for MOW to clear up, PO-74 begins its eastward trip to Cresco as it passes underneath the derelict DL&W signal bridge at the Nay Aug switch, just east of the famed tunnel.

With all of its work on the Pocono Main finished, PO-74 eases through the Delaware Water Gap with two tank cars for Slateford Jct. behind the four big ALCO/MLW engines that got their workout earli... (more)

PO-74 is seen thundering up the Pocono Summit, seen passing some beautiful fall foliage at the Hwy 611 overpass south of Tobyhanna.

As it slows for the Church Street crossing, PO-74's train is seen stretched out through the sag next to the Tobyhanna station.

With four ALCO/MLW six-axles on the point, PO-74 thunders upgrade by the Moscow station with sand flying. As the power passed, you could see the engineer working the independent brake to combat th... (more)

Delaware-Lackawanna train PO-74 eases its way along Ridge Row as its train passes by Mattes Street Tower and the former Lackawanna Railroad passenger station.

After dropping a cut of covered hoppers at Ardent Mills in Pocono Summit, PA, Delaware Lackawanna train PO-74 coupled back up to the rest of their train that was tied down near the station and acc... (more)

"Albatross being Albatross"

Delaware Lackawanna PO74 making it's way past the Elmhurst Reservoir with DL 3007 a MLW M630 on the point giving a good show as they crawled past with a absolute monster of a train in tow, 3007 wa... (more)