FGLK GS2 rolls thru Martisco with a tribute to Independence Day

The FGLK 2306 sits at Himrod in rough shape after a derailment that happened in July of 2022.

Returning to Geneva in the early afternoon light GC2 had a shorter than usual day not needing to go to Canandaigua.

FGLK GS2 along Canoga Rd in Aurelius

Finger Lakes Railway GS2 rolling west out of Solvay

FGLK GC2 by the Graveyard

The Finger Lakes Railway's GS-2 job is on the westbound leg of its journey from Solvay to Geneva behind a pair of B23-7's and a pair of GP38-2's. The train is passing by the old New York Central s... (more)

FGLK GS2 Going across the Owasco Outlet.

A pair of GE B23-7's lead the Midcoast Railservice's westbound RB-2 job as it eases off of the Kennebec River lift bridge in Bath, Maine. This bridge once also carried Route 1 across the top dec... (more)

The Finger Lakes Railway's GS-2 job has completed its run west and returned to the yard in Geneva, New York with cars from Solvay. The pair of GE B23-7's are now shoving the train back up the Corn... (more)

A pair of GE B23-7's lead the Midcoast Railservice's westbound RB-2 job as it rolls along the banks of Sidensparker Pond outside of Waldoboro, Maine. Today's train has 22 loads of cement from Drag... (more)

Midcoast Rail Service RB-2 is seen arriving in Brunswick. On this day the crew has both engines and 11 loaded hoppers from the Dragon Cement plant in Thomaston. With the plant slated to close at t... (more)

Midcoast Rail Service RB-2 is seen crossing over Casco Bay from West Bath into Brunswick. On this day the crew has both engines and 11 loaded hoppers from the Dragon Cement plant in Thomaston. Wit... (more)

Midcoast Rail Service RB-2 is seen crossing the Kennebec River in Bath. The remains of the old Route 1 bridge can be seen directly above the rails. The modern replacement bridge can be seen to the... (more)

Midcoast Rail Service RB-2 is seen crossing Nequasset Brook in Woolwich. On this day the crew has both engines and 11 loaded hoppers from the Dragon Cement plant in Thomaston. With the plant slate... (more)