DL Down Below. Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) ALCO C425 no.s 2457 and 2409 are seen shoving a cut of cars under the Lackawanna River bridge after serving some customers on the south ... (more)

South Through Scranton. Telegraph poles stand bare along the Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad's line south of downtown Scranton, as ALCO C425 no.s 2457 and 2409 pass hauling a short cut of ... (more)

City Service. Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) ALCO C425 locomotives 2409 and 2457 are seen running light off the Diamond Branch after tying down their train on the other side of the L... (more)

The workday begins. Drilling cars at Bridge 60 and then pushing RS-32 2002 and Rs-11 up to Green Ridge. After dropping off the two ALCOs at Von Storch shops, 2457 and 2423 will run an ACF hopper... (more)

M630 3007 creates a bit of smoke while PO-74 works the siding at Tobyhanna.

Clouds cleared out just in time.

Puffs of smoke and off to work.

Previous evening's arrival from Taylor is still intact. 2457 and 2409 will haul a high and wide to the Water Gap later this morning. The hoppers will be led by a trio of six axles on PO-84.

PO-74 with a high and wide load to the Water Gap.

DL 2457 and 2409 begin a high and wide move out of Bridge 60.

Alco C425 2457 lets out a plume of smoke as the engineer fires it up for the night outside of the newly opened Delaware Lackawanna's Von Storch Locomotive Shop. Following the Grand Opening, a pa... (more)

DL 2457 is bringing a local up to Nay Aug. It is in front of the OCS and will meet at Nay Aug before heading back into Scranton.

Starting the day on the Delaware Lackawanna: Starting up today's LL-1 power.

With the trees atop the Poconos ablaze in color, Delaware-Lackawanna PO-74's colorful consist is seen crossing Pocono Summit Lake. This angle offers a good view of ex-SP&S C425 312, ex-DW&P/CV RS1... (more)

The DL&W Gouldsboro station is decked out in fall decorations as PO-74 rolls by some of the lush fall foliage in the Poconos.