Spring has sprung in Easton, PA. Fishermen sitting on the bank of the Delaware River pay no attention to the C420 - RS3 - C420 lash-up passing over them. Unknown photographer, from the collection ... (more)

Four “Lehigh” Alcos, two Lehigh & Hudson River C420's sandwiching two Lehigh Valley RS11’s, accelerate eastward in the Steel City section of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This location is known l... (more)

Early Conrail action finds an eastbound train passing the location of JU tower in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The all-Alco power lineup includes two Lehigh & Hudson River C420's bracketing two Lehi... (more)

Lehigh and Hudson River Railroad number 95 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in April, 1927. It had a tractive force of 71,500 lbs., and a combined engine and tender weight of 576,200 lbs... (more)

L&HR 29, an Alco C-420, leads a freight at Greycourt, NY, on March 28, 1975. The bridge above the train is the EL.

The Lehigh & Hudson River Railway owned thirteen Alco RS-3s that comprised its first diesel era road power. Looking like it could really use a bath, L&HR 4 idled outside the line's Warwick, NY, di... (more)

Century 420s and RS3s congregate outside the all-Alco Lehigh & Hudson River Railway's headquarters shop at Warwick, NY, along with assorted bad order freight cars. Hard times were coming soon as P... (more)

Lehigh & Hudson River Century 420 29 and its RS3 mate fuel up at the railroad's Warwick, NY, headquarters. It looks like it could use a bath!

A Conrail MoW gondola sits on the remains of the old Lehigh & Hudson River main. The L&HR railroad was a bridge line running northeast-southwest across northwestern New Jersey. This was the L&HR m... (more)

On a dreary autumn day, an Oak Island-bound Conrail freight with a pair of Lehigh and Hudson River C420’s bracketing two Lehigh Valley RS11’s rolls through Bethlehem Union Station. The lead Al... (more)

Lehigh & Hudson River C420s 21 and 27 head over a grade crossing in Franklin NJ in this classic Ray Wetzel image.

Two Lehigh and Hudson River Alco C-420s 22 and 21 approach the yard at Maybrook, NY to interchange with New Haven.

Two Lehigh and Hudson River Alco C-420s 23 and 21 approach a curve crossing a bridge nearing Maybrook Yard. From this angle the C-420s look as big and mighty as the biggest Alco Centuries.

Still looking remarkably like the Lehigh & Hudson River, a pair of Conrail C420s pass under a street bridge in iconic Franklin, NJ. The only thing that has changed is that the C420s have Conrail n... (more)

Lehigh & Hudson River C420s #24 and #29 at Limecrest Quarry in Lafayette, NJ with only a few months left before Conrail. The L&HR was one of the friendlier railroads around and Ray Wetzel spent a ... (more)