39K views · 3K reactions | In the early/mid 1970s Emery Gulash spent some time filming Erie Lackawanna freight action in the Hornell & Corning regions of New York State. From the Green Frog Productions show https://rfd.video/EarlyEL | Railfan Depot | Facebook

Winter scenes at Lima, Ohio and early spring (not February!) at Huntington, Indiana, feature Erie Lackawanna history. From the Green Frog Productions show "Erie Lackawanna, Early Years" https://rfd.video/EarlyEL | Railfan Depot

Erie Lackawanna on the "Erie side"

Fans of the modern Delaware Lackawanna, even though you enjoy an all Alco railroad, can you imagine how things looked 50-plus years ago? Here's a peek, with your host, Mike Bednar. From the JPM show "Erie Lackawanna, Part 2, Hainesburg to Hornell" https://rfd.video/EL2 | Railfan Depot

Come along for a chase of two former Erie Lackwanna SD45-2s on August 2, 2013. Through the Conrail split, these two particular locomotives went to different owners. However, with their Conrail Shared Assets assignment to Oak Island Yard in northern New Jersey, they've remained in close quarters. The 1701 is still classed by Norfolk Southern as an SD45-2, while the 8886 is classed by CSX as an SD40-2. We'll see them both on train WPOI-16 at Port Reading, Carteret, Perth Amboy and Sayreville. #tra

Rolling stock relics from days past may bring a lump to the throat just as easily as the beautiful steam locomotives seen in this clip from the Railway Productions show "Vintage Steam of the Norfolk & Western" https://rfd.video/NWVintageSteam | Steam Giants