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April 17, 1982 | 2002 with the very first northern division train to Utica. | Doug Ellison |
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March/April 1998 |
Scheduled to pull the Maple Leaf Express that weekend, 142 suffered a mechanical failure the previous week on the way to Syracuse. 3006 and 2402 did the honors while 142 reposed near the shop. |
Joshua K. Blay |
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July 6, 2003 |
Plough #92 waits for winter on the RIP track. |
Joshua K. Blay |
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July 6, 2003
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Fuel pad at the Liberty Street yard. |
Joshua K. Blay
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July 6, 2003
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Liberty Street yard office. |
Joshua K. Blay
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July 6, 2003
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2012 and 1804 outside the shop. |
Joshua K. Blay
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July 6, 2003
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A GP20 will exchanged for 3016 before BH-2 heads north to Cortland. 3016 was painted later that year. |
Joshua K. Blay |
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February 20, 2004 |
Detour train Q164 (SY-1) by Agway. |
Eric Robb |
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March 26, 2004 | BH-1 heads past the Agway "landmark," bound for Norwich. | Joshua K. Blay |
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April 17, 2004 | 4004, after being pulled from storage. Bound for work at the shops Utica, then to new owner Providence & Worcester RR. It is was later renumbered and painted P&W 4001. | Eric Robb |
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July 16, 2004 | 2064 at the fuel pad just after a storm. | Joshua K. Blay |
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January 17, 2005 | The last Alcos on the property were the ex NYC C430s, which left for the LA&L. Leased ex Cartier MLWs came on the property in the Fall of 2004; #41 at Liberty Street. Like it or not, a second Alco era has begun. | Joe Geronimo |
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May 30, 2005 | Alcos 78 and 41 near the new connector. As of May, word is that NYS&W has purchased up to eight of these "things." | Joshua K. Blay |
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May 30, 2005 | Another year of detour trains finds CSX 4780 and a UP unit waiting to head north to Syracuse, train Q404. | Joshua K. Blay |
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May 26, 2006 | 3014 leads a northbound over Robinson Street Bridge on the D&H. Of three bridges once used by the DL&W and the D&H here, all will replaced. One, unused for years, is just about gone already. | Joshua K. Blay |
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May 26, 2006 | FURX 3029, ex PRR, is the trailing unit. NYS&W and CSX are running trains between Buffalo and Binghamton now and foreign units are common again | Joshua K. Blay |
