Fire Up 19! On Friday, November 19, 2021, Delaware Coastline Railroad 19 (ex-MDDE 19, exx-CR 9846, exxx-PC 9846, exxxx-PRR 9846, née-PRR 8426, Alco T6, 3/1958) was brought out of its indoo... (more)

“Fade to Pink”
With its bright red and silver paint now faded, GCK 101 sits—stack capped—waiting on a tank car of kaolin slurry that will never come, at the shuttered Verso paper... (more)

A&M ALCO's in 2022: Also having disrupted traffic flow on the A&M, the derailment prompted some unusual movements. This included a train swap at Van Buren, where the mainline turn dropped t... (more)

A&M ALCO's in 2022: Three different ALCO models hang out in the A&M shops area. The C424 and C420's will be working the Rogers Job and the Springdale Job, respectively, later in the morning... (more)

Not Quite Fallen. Delaware Coastline Railroad 19 (ex-MDDE 19, exx-CR 9846, exxx-PC 9846, exxxx-PRR 9846, née-PRR 8426, Alco T6, 3/1958) made a rare appearance outside on Friday, November 1... (more)

Alco Product: One of the highlights of the VA Museum of Transportation is their sizeable collection of rare T6 switchers (they've got two!).

Don't Count Me Out. George's Creek Railway 101 (née-PRR 8427) is one of the few surviving Alco T6s, seen at the Luke Paper Mill in Luke, Maryland on the night of November 21, 2019. Verso a... (more)

Arkansas & Missouri T6 14 stands in the yard at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

An MIDH freight returns through Middletown from the NS interchange with a single T6 for power.

Painted in Black River & Western’s mid-80’s “Disco” scheme, T6 56 departs Flemington, New Jersey with a trainload of passengers.

Black River & Western’s T6 leads the excursion train toward Ringoes at Copper Hill, New Jersey.

Norfolk & Western T6 36 lets out a snort as it puts its shoulder into a cut of empty hoppers at Lamberts Point, Virginia. I always thought that the T6 sounded more like an overgrown farm tractor t... (more)

Black River & Western T6 56 leads an afternoon train into Ringoes, New Jersey.

The lineup behind the Black River & Western is varied and eclectic. To the extreme left, the cab of 2-8-0 60, torn apart for a major overhaul, can be seen. Recently-acquired Santa Fe CF7 2419 is o... (more)

Black River & Western T6 56 is handling passenger duties on this 1984 weekend. The 1958 Alco began life on the PRR, and was working on the Georges Creek Railway as of 2015.