Two WNYP ALCO's squeeze through the tight confides around Main Street in Cambridge Springs. Not long ago, one could sit around this town all day and watch high priority trailer trains with Erie La... (more)

WNYP OCS-1 heads under the deactivated PRR Position Lights at CP North Eldred.

Engineer Southwell lands the ME-1 on Track 4 before tying down his Alco on the House Track and calling it a day.

Conductor Harris prepares to step off to throw the switch and couple on to the rest of the train on the main to take it on up to Franklin Steel and drop it again so the scrap gons can be set in to... (more)

Clear Washington Crossing, the ME-1 leaves the Allegheny River and runs along beautiful French Creek enroute back to Franklin Steel on the return to set in the scrap loads that they dropped on the... (more)

421 pulls a MOW flat from the 13th St. stub siding that brought in new ties and rail to repair a derailment last week when the ME-1 rolled the rail and put 7 on the ground at Franklin Steel.

Off of the Meadville Industrial, the ME-1 races by this quaint little farm on the Oil City Branch enroute to Franklin Steel to drop the scrap loads off on the run around to be set in on the trip b... (more)

421 shoves back at the west end to couple on to a string of gons to go to Franklin Steel today.

With the customer spotting the covered hopper with a front-end loader and running it over the derail last week, one of the WNYP crew "Tebows" after they get it back on steel.

Three Alco's sit tied down in Meadville yard on a cold and clear December's night. If you look closely you can see the 431 shooting sparks out the stack as it idles away.

WNYP 421 eases it's train thru Cochranton.

Finally a photo at the yard without a "random" person wandering in to it while waiting between the WNYP and NS legs of the trip. Meadville Yard was a busy place with people checking out the train... (more)

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?" JTFS 5711 finds the answer to this question in the waters of Sugar Creek.