Matched Oranges. Genesee & Wyoming owned Providence and Worcester Railroad' tri-weekly train FPCH (Fresh Pond [Queens], NY-Cedar Hill [New Haven], CT) had a four-pack of GE C40-8s for power... (more)

"FPCH at Jenna Concrete"

On the evening of June 2, 2021, Providence & Worcester's "FPCH" heads east past Jenna Concrete Corporation on the CSX running track next to Amtrak's Hell Gat... (more)

"FPCH Over Saga"

On the night of May 26th, 2021, Providence & Worcester's "FPCH" heads east over the Saugatuck River Bridge (CP244) on Metro-North's New Haven Line... (more)

"P&W Classics by OAK" Providence & Worcester's "FPCH" heads east past the abandoned "OAK" Tower at the west end of CSX's Oak Pont Yard with GE B39-8Es 3907 & 3903 leading 3 other engines a... (more)

"FPCH Under I-95 at Pelham Bay" Providence & Worcester FPCH holds at under I-95 at Pelham Bay Interlocking on Amtrak's Hell Gate Line. Once Amtrak Regional 148 passes, they will head east ... (more)

"FPCH at NRO" Providence & Worcester's "FPCH" heads east through New Rochelle station on Track 4 with GE B39-8E 3909 leading 3 other engines and 40+ empty stone cars. F... (more)

"FPCH at Pelham Bay" P&W FPCH holds by PELHAM BAY lite for permission onto the Hell Gate Line.

"P&W SD70M-2 at Fresh Pond Yard" P&W SD70M-2 #4302 sits on the point of Providence & Worcester's FPCH (Fresh Pond/ Cedar Hill ) power at Fresh Pond Yard. 4302 is one of two EMD SD... (more)

"GMTX 9000 at Westchester Ave Station" GMTX SD60 #9000 leads Providence & Worcester FPCH (Fresh Pond/ Cedar Hill) stone train east past the abandoned NYW&B Westchester Ave Station... (more)

"P&W Under Roosevelt Ave" Providence & Worcestor FPCH (Fresh Pond-Cedar Hill) road train heads east under Roosevelt Ave on the CSX-owned New York Connecting RR tracks as a number 7 train pa... (more)

"P&W FPCH at Westchester Ave Station" Providence & Worcester FPCH (Fresh Pond/ Cedar Hill) stone train heads east past the abandoned NYW&B Westchester Ave Station on Amtrak's Hell Gate Line... (more)

Our hobby can be an ironic one. When I lived full time in CT, I tried for countless hours to get a shot of P&W's unpredictable and fast moving stone trains on the NEC. Two years later, after comin... (more)