Dusty, weathered blue WT 40 transfers commuter service RDCs.

Exhaust still lingers in the engine house after the two RS-1's were started up and moved outside. The facility was within Sydney Steel.

Take the oldest road switcher in service, clean and polish it, add white extra flags, marker lights and a polished brass bell, and you have the classiest power for a photographer’s special ever ... (more)

After dropping a transfer at S&NA Yard (L&N & SCL), the crew heads engine-light back to the former GM&O West End Yard. The sun is setting old Alcos like 1108, but they have hung on in the EMD-hea... (more)

Headed back to West End after delivering a cut to SCL/L&N.

ICG has been a fact of life for a couple of years, which is more time than these Alcos have left.

In 1985, the New York, Susquehanna and Western acquired the former Lehigh & Hudson River between Franklin and Sparta Junction, New Jersey. It already held title to the L&HR main between Franklin a... (more)

Back when cabooses where made of wood, and railroaders where made of steel.

With available motive power tight, when the normal Bellows Falls switcher had to get some TLC, the veteran GRMC Alco RS-1 was called to service to handle switching duties. Seen on the causeway be... (more)

GMRC stretches her "legs" for the first time in 2021 put to work as the Riverside Switcher. Here she brings a car from the Bellows Falls yard across the causeway to Riverside Reload.

A Alco RS 1 # 5641 of the N de M railway sits by the road shop in Juarez Mexico on a Spring day in 1979. At this time there were many Alco units In use here. Two RS 1s switched the yard here

ICG hung on to the ex-GM&O RS-1s a lot longer than many of us expected, even repainting a few. I was a GM&O fan, but I had to admit the orange and white looked pretty good when first applied. It... (more)

For many years prior to the 1972 merger with IC, RS-1s were workhorses for GM&O around Montgomery, handling switching, transfers and the daily turn to Union Camp near Prattville. By 1975, in spit... (more)

Vermont Railway Holiday special in Burlington Vermont on a cold snowy night