BKRR 4116 brings two empty fertilizer tank cars pass the station in downtown Cambridge, enroute to Eagle Bridge where it will tie up for the day.

BKRR 4116 arriving at the interchange in Eagle Bridge where it will tie up for the day.

BKRR 4116 crossing Shushan Buffums Road, in downtown Shushan, enroute to Eagle Bridge where they will tie up for the day.

BKRR 4116 leads two empty fertilizer tanks, approaching the small town of Shushan NY enroute to Eagle Bridge where they will tie up for the day.

Leaving town with another busy pick up on an active week for the crew between Greenwich Junction and Eagle Bridge.

Approaching Center Road with four loads out of Eagle Bridge on a gorgeous spring morning.

You would almost think this scene could of been taken in 1959 not 2009! We see two fishermen hunt for a new spot as the BK local heads north out of Eagle Bridge along side Route 22 after picki... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #4116 (ex-G&J) leads its train south of Shushan, NY.

Having just flanged the line from Greenwich to Eagle Bridge, Batten Kill RS-3 4116 picked up a cut of cars for the Cargil mill at Greenwich Jct from the CP interchange. But before those cars can b... (more)

Timeless: With an Alco RS-3 that has changed little since the 1970s, three grain cars and blue skies overhead, timeless is the only word that comes to the mind of this photographer to discribe the... (more)

Wildflowers and an Alco: Batten Kill RS-3 4116 switches the Cargill Plant at Greenwich Jct, New York on August 13, 2008. Working not far from her birth place of Schenectady, the 4116 and sister 60... (more)

Greenwich Junction was once the meeting point between the Greenwich & Johnsonville, a shortline that became part of the Delaware & Hudson, and the D&H's own Washington Branch. The little shed to ... (more)

BKRR #605 rests in the late afternoon sun after a day at work. Unit is former VTR #605, L&HR #10.

After flanging from Greenwich Jct., Batten Kill RS-3 4116 lifts interchange cars from the yard at Eagle Bridge on a clear and crisp winter day. January 3, 2008.

It's eight below zero and the wood stove is fired up making the inside of the Batten Kill's wooden flanger toasty and warm. BKRR RS3 4116, lettered for the Greenwich & Johnsonville, departs Greewi... (more)