Crawling past the St. Mary AME church a short southbound freight hunts for rails on this decrepit line.

Kodachrome of GP18 4706. Built in February of 1960, seen here in October of 1988, is just a few dozen yards northeast of the diamond with Conrail's Junction Yard Branch. When built, steam power o... (more)

This former Twin Branch Coal GP18, now owned by Great Lakes Leasing is seen at the new transload facility at 59th 1/2 St a few miles east of Hartford, MI.

Georgia Northeastern hauling marble through the mountains.

A Springfield Terminal GP18 and SD26 are joined by a more mundane Norfolk Southern SD40-2 in the Delaware & Hudson shop area at East Binghamton Yard.

Returning from Whitestone, a late day GNRR passes the well maintained depot now housing the Pickens County Mercantile and Quilt Shoppe.

GNRR Job 102 is passing Talking Rock Brewery, which is located inside the restored passenger cars. There is a 0.01% chance you'll see a train while they're open, but they have good beer and are g... (more)

9 loads/5 empties have 3,800 HP wide open to maintain 10mph... even grades on the far south end of the ex-L&N Hook & Eye are steep.

A Susquehanna haulage train backs through the NYS&W yard in Binghamton, New York. The rear of the train can be seen crossed onto Conrail’s Southern Tier line.

New York, Susquehanna & Western GP18 1804 and C430 3006 idle next to the engine house in Binghamton, New York. The utility truck is wearing the logo of Susquehanna parent Delaware Otsego Corporati... (more)

One of the earliest Susquehanna haulage trains backs through Binghamton, New York to get onto the Southern Tier. Getting the NYS&W’s veteran power on a road freight was a major railfan attractio... (more)

When the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad acquired the former Lackawanna Syracuse and Utica branches, they also received rights to operate haulage trains between their two disconnected div... (more)

5,800 horses drag 12 loads of marble chips up one of the many grades on the Hook & Eye, passing two horses on a lovely farm.

Florida Central GP18 #59 sits in the Florida Northern yard in Ocala, FL on a gloomy November afternoon.