Providence and Worcester B39-8E #3906 leads a WOPR-X through Ashton on a warm March afternoon.

Providence and Worcester GP38-2's #2006 and #2008 sit peacefully under a wild light show, courtesy of the Aurora Borealis.

The very last train to grace the iron between Worcester and Providence for the year 2023 turned out to be a Saturday "WOPR-X", with a good sized train of freight for Davisville and ethan... (more)

Providence and Worcester WX-1, an ethanol train from Worcester, arrives in PW's Valley Falls Yard. PW 4005 (ex-ATSF B40-8W) is leading the train that originally started out in Montreal and is head... (more)

Providence & Worcester Loaded Ethanol Train, by the symbol "WOPR Extra" heads southbound through Cumberland, RI with a lengthy train of ethanol from CSX in tow.

WOPR Ethanol Extra

Coming back to the building

Not A Sleigh, But... I always thought Santa Claus traveled in a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer, not Budd coaches drawn by two EMDs. But, it seems to work for all concerned as the ... (more)

Under threatning skies with snow squalls, Providence and Worcester's train PR2 running up the East Providence Branch with cars for Metals USA, Pond View Recycling and Atlantic Plywood

The nightly PRWO at the Lonsdale Yard Limit Board at Mendon Road - their northbound to Worcester with 29 cars of imported coal from the Providence Port for Mount Tom Power

The 2007 leading a gaggle of Providence and Worcester locomotives thru the lower Valley yard. The last 2 locos, the 2006 3902 going back to Worcester dead in tow

With bright sunshine, PR-2's going about getting their locos ready at the "Barn" Valley Engine House - the 2006 still proudly showing off its new paint

Getting their loco's ready. Soon they'll be on their way to Ralco at Woonsocket yards and Denman and Davis on the Slatersville branch.

Power for PR-2 waiting by the Valley Barn

PR-3 with 2215 running past the Valley barn as its called, on their way down to the Amtrak Northeast Corridor, while the 3905, power for PR-2 that comes on duty later waits in the morning sun. 390... (more)