ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: Jumping ahead to Cresco, we see PO74 having dumped their grain/wheat loads at Mt. Pocono and heading down to Bestway Lumber just around the curve. Th... (more)

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: After setting out their head two units, PO74 departs Tobyhanna for Mt. Pocono.

ALCO Safari Day 7, Delaware Lackawanna: Upon arriving in Scranton, I pulled the old "be at Bridge 60 at 8am" trick, and like clockwork, I was rewarded with Job PO74 assembling the... (more)

Funky Looking Locomotives At Steamtown Delaware Lackawanna sits tied down at Steamtown with a rainbow quartet of MLW and ALCO locomotives, all of which are in different paint schemes. The ... (more)

A quad set of Delaware - Lackawanna locomotives sit in the yard before preparing to head over to Taylor on the morning of July 24th.

On a beautiful May morning, a 1922-built DL&W hopper is accompanied by ex-EL C425 2461 and ex-PGE M630 3007 in downtown Scranton. The former GECX MLW product will be on the point of the day's PO-7... (more)

3000,3007, loaded dump car and 1804 will constitute today's "PO-74".

The shortest PO74 (?) on record

British Columbia railway MLW M630 720 waits in Prince George yard for a train to head south in the summer of 1986. These units in the two tone green were some of the best looking units as far a... (more)

British Columbia Ry. M630 no. 710 leads a trio of MLW power on a southbound train south of Pemberton, BC. This wood bridge was rather unique. My best guess is it was at Rutherford Creek not far so... (more)

3007 receives some attention before heading out to work.

Delaware Lackawanna PO74's power heads to the Nay Aug siding to pickup 46 grain hopper cars. The power is passing the former DL&W Scranton station, now a Hyatt Hotel.

Delaware Lackawanna PO74 heads east behind 3007, with 46 loads of grain in tow. Parked on the old eastbound main track is DL 3643.

After pulling an empty from Trevdan Supply in the background, PO-75 shoves toward Ardent Mills where they will pull another 40 or so grain hoppers before returning to Scranton.