Entering Oil City, and onto the Rouseville Industrial Track at the confluence of Oil Creek and the Allegheny River. I opted to tighten in a little so as to not capture the Downtown Beautification ... (more)

Twin Bridges. The other bridge carries street traffic over Sugar Creek within spitting distance of this former Erie RR bridge.

The ME-2 departs BK Junction, enroute to its first stop on the Oil City Branch.

5 ALCOs are resting on one of the engine tracks in Olean today, including two big six axle units.

Rumor has it that 636 had hit the ground in Corry on the way to Meadville as 397. No confirmation has been made to my knowledge, but it sure looks like she may have lost her step. Tomorrow HLCX ... (more)

It is almost time for this old ALCO to leave the nest--again. This vetteran has served the Cartier and the Susquehanna. LAL received eight of the former Cartier units, of which three are going t... (more)

With a new coat of orange on its' nose and mechanical service, this MLW M636 will soon leave the friendly confines of the Cohocton shop. Thanks Bill for the info and the tour. Taken with the per... (more)

Note the EL built yard tower in the background.

WNYP rolls right on by McDonald's Drive Thru, and doesn't even stop for a Big Mac. The building in the trees on the left was to originally be the southern terminus for the OC&T's passenger excursi... (more)

ME-1's conductor waits for the one car pick up to clear the switch so he can re-align it to normal. ME-1 delivered the 2 CHs in the background to the OC&T, and picked up the box.

WNY&P Alco still dressed in M&E colors.

A pair of WNY&P Alcos hang out at the ex-EL yard in Meadville.

Western New York & Pennsylvannia C630M #630, C430 #430, and M636 #636 team up to haul northbound train DFT-8 at Turtle Point, PA on the Buffalo Line on the afternoon of October 8, 2007.

A view inside the cab of WNYP 550, a former Seminole Gulf (initially SP&S) unit. The unit is running, but it awaiting paint and a few other minor things before it makes the trip South to WNY&P rai... (more)