A Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley work train makes its way back to the line's headquarters at Milford, N.Y., on a summer evening. Fog is beginning to rise off the small pond along the tracks. This ... (more)

MHWA Alco C425 #805 is about to come across the appropriately-named Railroad Street bridge in Rome, NY after switching Rome Strip Steel. The street and the tracks run alongside each other through... (more)

CMRR RS1 is used as an over-sized air compressor, as a work crew air blasts C9 bridge over Esopus Creek.

#605 is now approaching the Route 64 crossing south of Shushan.

Falls Road number 1802 chugging past the Medina Railroad museum on it's way to do work along the line towards Brockport NY.

Here is the finished control stand with all gauges cleaned and recalibrated. Brake valves have been cleaned and new gaskets added. Control switch contacts have been cleaned and lubricated. Replace... (more)

Battenkill Railroad #605 and matching 1941 built Ex: D&H flanger bask in the only sun rays of the day. Awaiting a 5 car drop off from Pan Am train EDRJ sitting just to the right and back of the Ba... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #605, with matching flanger 36006 in tow, heads east towards Greenwich Junction, NY, its ultimate destination being Eagle Bridge, NY where it will pick up some "hot" cars for Cargill. F... (more)

An ex CP Rail RS-18 on display in Port Henry, commemorating the iron ore hauler that ran over the upper D&H in days past. The building in the background was the headquarters of the Lake Champlai... (more)

Making a great din, a mini PT98 chuffs up the grade for Moscow out of Scranton with some lumber loads for Cresco and some interchange for Slateford Jct on a nice September day in the Poconos.

#605 and their four loads are nearing the end of their trip, they'll pass through Greenwich Junction on to Cargill grain where they will end the day.

The quite rural village of Shushan is awoken by the sounds of the Batten Kill local moving through town on an Autum day.

THERE IS A LITTLE CAESAR'S IN ROME. We're in Rome, New York, however, and despite what the billboard says, this Alco is not delivering five-dollar pizzas.

The information gleaned from this builder's plate on a 63 year old RS-3. Delivered to the Lehigh & Hudson River as #10 in November of 1950 serving the pike until 1972 when it was sold to the St. J... (more)