After servicing KIK Custom Products, PR-2's crossing Mendon Road at the Lonsdale Yard Limits - their now in the Valley Falls yards

Done for the day, Dean's throwing the switch to the house track prior to slipping the 2010 into the barn

Crossing busy Newman Avenue - Route 152, PR-2's on the way back to Valley Falls after working Metals USA on the historic East Junction Branch

Summer here in New England means the August muggy's! With a hot, humid day ahead, PR-2's working the lower Valley yard with the man himself, Larry supervising the hitch

Can’t do this photo anymore as the track has been abandoned in favor of the new connector at King Philip Road, linking the East Providence Branch and the East Junction Branch directly, as well a... (more)

We're in the Phillipsdale Section of East Providence on a bright, New England autumn morning, with Providence and Worcester's train PR-2 with loco 2009 crossing the bridge at Omega Pond on the Eas... (more)

With the air pumped-up, here they come! Normally PR-3 works south of the yard limits, but with the late arrival of the nightly WOPR, their making a rare appearance north of the Valley Yard at the ... (more)

With some of the old historic Lonsdale mill housing in view, PRWO-X coal extra on the Providence and Worcester - northbound at the Lonsdale Yard Limit Board at Mendon Road with 45 loads of importe... (more)

By the Providence and Worcester's Valley Falls office and engine house, power for PR-2 waiting to start the day on the remnants of the Wrentham Branch in Rhode Island

The evening of September 25th, the nightly PRWO derailed the cabless B unit in the upper Valley Falls yard. This morning the over the road/hi rail crane was making things right. Their getting thin... (more)

In a scene that's reminiscing of railroading in New England as franks, beans and brown bread on a Saturday night! PR-2's running around their caboose at the Ferris Avenue run around on the East Ju... (more)

Providence and Worcester's train NR-2, on the Norwich branch, running along the Thames River at Goss Cove, past the Navy Submarine Base and the Nautilus Memorial at Groton. The Nautilus being the ... (more)

Our hobby can be an ironic one. When I lived full time in CT, I tried for countless hours to get a shot of P&W's unpredictable and fast moving stone trains on the NEC. Two years later, after comin... (more)

P&W engines 4004 and 2009 cross the Shetucket River in Willimantic on a damp, foggy morning. The train is enroute on P&W's recently revitalized Willimantic Branch to interchange cars with the New ... (more)