The Battenkill crew has backed the colorful 605 to pick up four loads dropped by the Pan Am RJ-1 local. On the left is the Pan Am Freight Main near CPF448.

The colorful '605' continues to pitch hit for the BKKR 4116 as it gets serviced. The local crew are seen switching beside recent excavation work by Pan Am and contractors to add additional track... (more)

BKRR RS-3 #4116 works at Eagle Bridge, NY.

Low sun highlights the weathered nose of a Pan Am SD40-2 as it approaches CPF 448.

An empty coal train returning from the power plant at Bow, NH rounds the bend at Eagle Bridge, NY after meeting hotshot intermodal/auto train MOAY.

With just a single car bound for the CP interchange, the short train and beautiful scenery offer a classic view of short line railroading.

With six cars picked up at the CP interchange, the twice weekly train leaves Eagle Bridge and crosses the ice filled Hoosick River headed for East Greenwich.

Grandma Moses Was Here. Famous folk artist Grandma Moses lived a stone's throw away from the station at Eagle Bridge. Let your mind reach back through the veil of time; let it co... (more)

In a classic Upstate New York scene, Batten Kill 605 (which rarely operated during the time period of this photo) stopped at Daun Lane before entering the small interchange yard at Eagle Bridge. ... (more)

This attractive Alco-GE builder's plate is not in a museum and it is not on a tourist railroad. It is attached to BKRR #605, and the engine still hauls freight in Upstate New York more than sixty... (more)

This train was canned at Eagle Bridge and the crew taken off to move an empty coal train also canned at Hemstreet Park. The MEC 511 wears a now unique and discontinued paint scheme on the roste... (more)

Former TFM now PAR '604' swings freight EDMO around the big loop out of Hoosick Falls to Eagle Bridge past the CPF448 signal mast and abandoned depot on a gorgeous July evening. To the left is t... (more)

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.

When a fallen tree 'stranded' the normally nocturnal CP D44 crew out of Saratoga, a few lucky souls had a chance to lens this beauty snoozing in the afternoon sunshine at Eagle Brdge on the Batt... (more)