with less than half a car to unload into the awaiting 18 wheeler SMS #1337 will pull the mty cut of covered hoppers off the conveyor track and spot another cut for unloading. Its not uncommon to s... (more)

Switching out the conveyor....SMS has operated a very healthy Rail to Truck conveyor business at the NEIP since they took over switching at the park in 06.

With the feeling of spring in the air NE-1 rolls through the hilltown of Knox on its way back to the park with a nice lenghty cut of racks.

The crew of NE-1 waits for the signal from CP during a brief snow squall.

Back to the park with a cut of loaded Ford and Toyota products for the NEIP.

Back to the park.

An un-usually warm November day finds SLRS 1337 and 1424 headed light down to #499 to pick up loaded racks from CP.

High above the Delaware River, Lehigh Valley train NE-1, with 99 cars, makes its exit from New Jersey.

On a cold Autumn Day, with the sun shining I hike down to the Black Marsh to capture this one of a kind picture as we see the SMS NE-1 Mainline Local service returning east with eight carloads of ... (more)

A bitterly cold morning in February of 2010 finds the crew of NE-1 making up a train of MTY's for interchange back to CP the following day in Delanson.

The SMS NE-1 local trundles back to the Industrial Center off the former D&H Albany Mainline at Hennessey Road. The two former NREX nee ATS&F baby boats have just picked up 8 loaded autoracks fr... (more)

A lot has changed since this image was taken....No more racks, small stub instead of two tracks, new crossing and the Library now in habits the old depot. Plus only one GE.

Santa Fe all the way! Looking all the world like a scene outside a Kansas grain elevator in the Mid-1990's, we are actually a few hundred miles from the Sunflower State. This is the Industr... (more)

NREX #4211 is seen running light up to CPF #503 in the pouring rain while the photographer is trying to shield himself under a tree and take an image at the same time. What we do for a picture.

NE-1 is seen passing "The Home Front Cafe" a popular meeting place for folks from off the Hill and from the Village as trolls through the crossing at Main Street with a cut of loaded racks in tow.... (more)