“Dedicated To Preserving The Heritage Of The
New York, Ontario & Western And Other Area Railways”
Rapido Trains just announced their intent to do a 44-Tonner in HO’ Scale!
From Rapido Trains Project Manager and O&WRHS Member Bill Schneider:
“We’re doing three road numbers in the gray scheme,
and yes, donations will go towards #105.”
They also plan on doing a second run in the “Maroon” as delivered scheme.
New Article

By Ronald J. Stanulevich
Introduction And Photos By Ronald J. Vassallo






Homer Underwood – Master Station Builder
By John Taibi
New Article
Number 2 in a Series
The Scranton Extension; Whose “Pet Project”?
By Peter Brill

Number 1 in a Series
DL&W and CNJ Discuss Changes in Scranton Operations
Involving Relaying Former O&W Trackage in 1958-1959
By Peter Brill

By Ronald J. Stanulevich



By Harold Russell

Making the Grade
Up & Down the O&W Railway
By John Taibi

By Julian Cavalier



By J. Harold Geissel

By Julian Cavalier & Joe Bux
New Article

By Mal Houck
New ArticleNew York Ontario & Western Coal Trestle
By Julian Cavalier
New ArticleWurtsboro Depot
By Julian Cavalier
New ArticleNYO&W freight house
Built in 1906, this structure served Port Jervis, NY
By Harold W. Russell
New ArticleLyon Brook viaduct
By Harold W. Russell
New ArticleOwen’s Footprints
Number 21 in a Series
Read Instructions Before Operating 44-tonner
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki
Observer Reprint!Railroading in the Stockbridge Valley
By John Taibi
New ArticlesO&W Industrial Archaeology
Part I – Delhi
Part II – Hamilton
By Mark Kennaugh
Archived SeriesNorthern Division Bridge & Building Department
By John Taibi
New ArticleFrom The Archives
Number 15 in a Series
PC-O&W-NH Routing
By Bob Earle
New SeriesExploring The Rails
Number 2 in a Series
Eng 805 Run Extra Norwich to Middletown
By Joey Senese
New VideoThe Old & Weary Railroad
By Hal Carstens
New ArticleOwen’s Footprints
Number 20 in a Series
Who’ll Bid A Dollar?
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki
New ArticleOwen’s Footprints
Number 19 in a Series
Let It Snow
By Ken Hojnacki
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 10 in a Series
Campbell Hall
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 9 in a Series
Borden’s Switch, Burnside and Otters
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 8 in a Series
Rock Tavern Part II
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 7 in a Series
Rock Tavern – Part 1
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 6 in a Series
Little Britain
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 5 in a Series
Bull’s Siding (Switch)
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 4 in a Series
Dennistons
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 3 in a Series
Meadowbrook
By Ray Kelly
New ArticleThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 2 in a Series
Dravos Switch
By Ray Kelly
New SeriesThe O&W – Then & Now
Number 1 in a Series
Moodna Yard
By Ray Kelly
New Article & MovieFrom The Desk Of Dan Myers
Number 9 in a Series:
“Return of the Bluebirds”– or – “The IPD Boxcar Fiasco of 1978- 79”
New Article & MovieFrom The Desk Of Dan Myers
Number 8 in a Series:
N.Y.O.& W. Ry. Train NE-4 – or – “Cab Ride to Cadosia”
New ArticleOwen’s Footprints
Number 13 in a Series
Peeking In The Station Window – Wawarsing
New ArticleFrom The Archives
Number 14 in a Series
LIRR Interchange Data
By Bob Earle
New Articles

Number 16 in a Series
The Pecksport Loop
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki
Number 17 in a Series
The New Middletown Station
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki
Off To The Races – English Style
By Kennerth L. Hojnacki
New Article

Number 15 in a Series
When One Door Closes, Another Opens
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki
New ArticleOwen’s Footprints
Number 14 in a Series
The Show Must Go On
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki

Number 12 in a Series
Owen And The Love Triangle
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki





Number 13 in a Series


Number 9 in a Series


Interloper Intrigue
The Delaware Valley & Kingston Railroad
By Kenneth L. Hojnacki

Number 4 in a Series

By Robert McCue






What Makes The O&W Go?


By Douglas J. Ellison



Now Young, Out & Working & The End of Steam on the N. Y. O. & W. Ry.

Number 2 in a Series:
Times and Travels of Symbol Freights SU-1 & US-2
By Douglas J. Barberio

Number 1 in a Series
By Joey Senese