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Delaware Lackawanna Railroad Page 1 of 2 .
Click here for a wide view of 3 Delaware Lackawanna ALCO'S. They are parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see a closer front end look at Delaware Lackawanna C-425 #2452, built by ALCO in 1964. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see Delaware Lackawanna RS-36 #5019, built by ALCO in 1963. It is parked behind Delaware Lackawanna #2452, near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here for a wide look at Delaware Lackawanna RS-36 #5019, built by ALCO in 1963. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see a "long hood" look at Delaware Lackawanna C-425 #2461, built by ALCO in 1964. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
-Click here to see Delaware Lackawanna Railroad ( Alco , 3600 HP )M-636 # 3643, and Reading Lines (Reading Company Technical & Historical Society ) Alco C-630 #5308, (3000 HP). They are are leading an Alco powered passenger train from Scranton Pa. to Analomink Pa. The train is being set up for a photo run by at Nay Aug Tunnel. The Delaware Lackawanna Railroad celebrated the 100th anniversary
of the American Locomotive Company and the upcoming 150th anniversary of the DL&W Railroad. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. Scranton Penna. 8/11/01.
-Click here to see 2 Delaware Lackawanna Railroad Company Alco RS-3s doing a photo runby in the Roaring Gorge. DL&W RS3 # 4103 was built by Alco/GE in September 1953, and is rated at 1600 HP. This was former D&H # 410, and was overhauled in May 2001. DL&W RS3 # 4118 was built by Alco/GE in October 1952, and is rated at 1600 HP. This was former D&H # 4118 and was overhauled in April 2000. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. Scranton Penna. 8/11/01.
Click here for a wide view of 3 Delaware Lackawanna ALCO'S. They are parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see a closer front end look at Delaware Lackawanna C-425 #2452, built by ALCO in 1964. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see Delaware Lackawanna RS-36 #5019, built by ALCO in 1963. It is parked behind Delaware Lackawanna #2452, near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here for a wide look at Delaware Lackawanna RS-36 #5019, built by ALCO in 1963. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
Click here to see a "long hood" look at Delaware Lackawanna C-425 #2461, built by ALCO in 1964. It is parked near Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton Pa. 7/2/95.
-Click here to see Delaware Lackawanna Railroad ( Alco , 3600 HP )M-636 # 3643, and Reading Lines (Reading Company Technical & Historical Society ) Alco C-630 #5308, (3000 HP). They are are leading an Alco powered passenger train from Scranton Pa. to Analomink Pa. The train is being set up for a photo run by at Nay Aug Tunnel. The Delaware Lackawanna Railroad celebrated the 100th anniversary
of the American Locomotive Company and the upcoming 150th anniversary of the DL&W Railroad. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. Scranton Penna. 8/11/01.
-Click here to see 2 Delaware Lackawanna Railroad Company Alco RS-3s doing a photo runby in the Roaring Gorge. DL&W RS3 # 4103 was built by Alco/GE in September 1953, and is rated at 1600 HP. This was former D&H # 410, and was overhauled in May 2001. DL&W RS3 # 4118 was built by Alco/GE in October 1952, and is rated at 1600 HP. This was former D&H # 4118 and was overhauled in April 2000. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. Scranton Penna. 8/11/01.
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