BKRR RS-3 #605 departs Greenwich for the Cargill mill near Salem. Winter is one of the few times that one can catch the Batten Kill at this location. During the warmer months, the engine is simp... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #605 pauses for a moment at Greenwich Junction.

Switching out cars for Pan Am interchange, the BKRR RS-3 and the town could easily be turned black and white and capture a bygone era of railroading...

Crossing the flooded Hoosick River at Eagle Bridge, NY, the Batten Kill Railroad RS-3 4116 - built as Delaware & Hudson 4116 in September of 1952 - handles 14 cars for Pan Am and CP interchange.

Devine intervention seemed to have a hand in this incredible stroke of luck when a fallen tree 'stranded' the CP?D&H D44 crew out of Saratoga at Eagle Bridge during the night. A crewless D&H '7... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #4116 has arrived at Eagle Bridge, NY with its train to interchange with both Pan Am Southern and Canadian Pacific. The 4116 shows evidence of fighting through the full brunt of a clippe... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #605 leads its train south just south of Shushan, NY on a Tuesday afternoon.

BKRR RS-3 #605 leads its train south through Shushan, NY on a Tuesday afternoon.

Batten Kill Railroad's pair of RS3's get ready to flange the line to Eagle Bridge and interchange with the CP. Scanned from kodachrome 64 slide.

The Battenkill '605' rocks past the refurbished Cambridge Station on a beautiful day in Washington County on it's journey for Eagle Bridge with three empties out of Cargill.

The Battenkill crew switch some empties for a couple 'hot' loads dropped by the Pam Am Railways AD-1 local yesterday.

In a scene that could be out of 1969, rather then 2009, BKRR RS-3 605 works south at Cambridge, New York on August 10, 2009.

Wildflowers and an Alco - 2: The rhythmic chirp of an American Locomotive Co. built RS-3 fills the valley on this late summer afternoon and for a moment all is right with the world, as Batten Kill... (more)

Batten Kill RR (Greenwich & Johnsonville) RS-3 #4116 races a competitor trying to dispose of inbound product at the Cargill feed mill at Greenwich Junction, NY on January 3, 2008.