Erie-Lackawanna train excursion with E8(A) 816 and 823 with a southbound New York Central freight, in the lead F3(A) 1633, F7(B) 2438 and F7(A) 1659 at Kingston, New York October 10, 1969. Unkn... (more)

Night time sets in with a freight heading over the Kingston trestle and the Sargasso Sea tug coming in for the night. In 2006 the Sargasso Sea was acquired by K-Sea Transportation Partnership of... (more)

The conductor lines the switch for FURX 5545 to leave the yard at Kingston NY.

FURX 5545 leads CSX 2778 south out of Kingston Yard.

CMRR RS1 is used as an over-sized air compressor, as a work crew air blasts C9 bridge over Esopus Creek.

Hot shot UPS train heads south over Espous Creek with another one of the marinas below.

Q010 heads over the Kingston Marina on the Wilbur trestle as a group of city works cleans the park area on this beautiful morning.

A trio of GE units fly past Saint Mary's Cemetery in Kingston on the River Line.

A pair of SD40-2's lead a southbound stack train over the Kingston trestle with the third unit being Road Slug # 2208 which has since been repainted.

Crew members of the Catskill Mountain Railroad ride the front of Alco RS-1 401, ready to flag the next crossing.

A CSXT Customer Special from North Bergen, New Jersey to Saratoga Springs, New York is seen northbound on the CSXT River Subdivision at Kingston, New York, crossing the Rondout Creek with the CSXT... (more)

Former Vermont Railway 401 trundles towards Washington Avenue with the Saturday only Kingston shuttle. The CMRR has been making headlines in the local papers with run-ins with the city's mayor a... (more)

During a torrential downpour from a passing thunderstorm, a rare former Durham & Southern GP38-2 departs north with cars for Lehigh Cement in Cementon NY. Sometimes it pays off to get soaking, ... (more)

One of the few surviving R16s from New York Cities retired subway fleet, 6368 has undergone some cosmetic body work and runs in special trips at the Trolley Museum in Kingston, NY.

The Catskill Mountain Railway is an active group and I believe that soon this lonely Lackawanna MU will be doing what it was made to do. I will ride as soon as possible!