Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 passes the Skaneateles Junction station as it makes its way east towards Solvay. The station was originally built for the New York Central & Hudson River in 1870, a... (more)

The GS-2 heads East along the construction of a new road bridge near the Auburn Correctional Facility on Sunday morning. They have 19 colorful boxcars for Solvay NY.

The GS-2 makes their way West through Seneca Falls in the evening light.

The GS-2, decorated with American flags, passes a Seneca Falls home display of American flags in celebration of the American Independence Day.

The GS-2 slows to cross the Route 34 and enter the Auburn Yard.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 work its way east towards Solvay yard as it passes the ex New York Central station in Seneca Falls with a pair of GP38-2s.

The GS2 heads East in Sunday morning sunshine after working the bottle plant.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 works its way east through the town of Waterloo, NY as it passes the Seneca Couty Courthouse on a spring morning.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 descends the grade in "The Alps" at Martisco, NY on a May morning. On the right of the frame is a passenger car which is part of the Martisco Station museum's colle... (more)

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 works hard upgrade as it parallels Canoga Road just west of Auburn, NY. The train would pickup and setout a cut of cars in the Auburn yard before continuing east to... (more)

Finger Lakes Railway GS-2 starts westbound out of Solvay on their way to Geneva.

After doing a pickup and drop off in the Auburn, NY yard, Figner Lakes train GS-2 passes over Half Acre Rd on a stone arch bridge with a trio of GE B23-7s in charge.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 passes under the route 5 overpass in Auburn, NY with ex Conrail GE B23-7 number 1943 leading two other B23's.

Finger Lakes Railway train GS-2 has a trio of GE B23-7s in charge as the train makes its way over the Cayuga Lake causeway. FGLK 1943 still wears its original Conrail paintjob, while the other two... (more)

FGLK GS-2 heads west.