The Falls Road train is almost back home to the yard in Lockport, NY as it creeps over the "Upside Down" bridge over the Erie Canal. The train was abnormally long for the FRR, which prov... (more)

Falls Road ALCo RS-32 number 2035 leads RS-11 number 1802 through Middleport, NY with a long train in tow including a string of brand new garbage cars that are being taken out of storage.

GVT ALCo RS-32 number 2035 passes through Fancher, NY next to the ex NYC station which now houses an antique shop.

GVT ALCo RS-32 number 2035 brings a two car train over the "Upside Down" bridge spanning the Erie Canal in Lockport, NY. One of the two locks used by boats to gain elevation can be seen ... (more)

GVT ALCo RS-32 number 2035 runs Long Hood Forward on its EB run towards Brockport as it passes an ex NYC Freight Station in Albion, NY.

With a tank car and boxcar in tow, GVT ALCo RS-32 number 2035 is seen passing a grain elevator in Knowlesville, NY on its WB run back to Lockport, NY.

Running LHF on the eastbound run from Lockport, NY to Brockport, NY, the Falls Road's ALCo RS-32 number 2035 passes Stull's Lumber and Hardware store in the village of Brockport, NY. Running on th... (more)

Genesee Valley Alco RS-11 3600 (ex-CV) at Buffalo's SK Yard.

GVT alco S6 number 1044 slowly moves out of the engine house in Batavia NY to start a morning of switching, passing loaded scrap cars spotted at the transload track.

DL Alco S6 number 1044 pulls out of the ex NYC roundhouse in Batavia to start its morning of switching on the GVT.

A veteran Alco S6 is working this mornings switching duties on Genesse Valley Transportation in Batavia NY. It is seen here crossing over the only grade crossing with crossing gates on the system... (more)

As the morning clouds break and sunlight starts to appear, GVT Alcos numbered 1044 (Alco S6) and 1801 (MLW RS18) wait to be started and pulled out of their bays for the days switching.

PT98 working at Tobyhanna with an ex BCOL M420W on the point.

This M420W is out of service for a bit. A broken windshield is the conspicuous cause. And maybe they can get rid of the "tagging".