Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley Railway Historical Society

2021 Calendar Has Arrived And It’s The Best Yet!

The Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley Railway Historical Society 2021 calendar is available for sale now.   This is the 42nd  Annual Edition. printed on beautiful, heavy gloss stock.  As you have come to expect over the years, the calendar features photographs of local rail lines, provided by members or friends. calendar is available now.   It can be ordered online in our web store or via US mail (see below). As you have come to expect over the years, the calendar features photographs of local rail lines, provided by members or friends.  

The 2020 Calendar sells for $ 10.00 and is shipped via first class mail.

If you wish to order by mail, download and print the form here. Please make your check payable to L&WVRHS.

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A brief description of the photos in the calendar appears below:

COVER: Assorted Delaware & Hudson power – U33C No. 762, U30C No. 702, Alco PA-4’s, and an unidentified RS-36 unit at Scott Street yard in Wilkes-Barre 1973  

JANUARY: Unidentified New York Ontario and Western locomotive near Lackawanna Avenue crossing at the Dickson City/Blakely border in early 20th century

FEBRUARY: Delaware & Hudson Burrow Crane No. 35032 at the Roundhouse in Green Ridge Yard in Scranton

MARCH: Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation No. 772 on an NRHS/ERA excursion on Carey Avenue in Hanover Township in 1947

APRIL: Lehigh Valley Railroad RDC’s No. 40 and 41 at Lehighton providing connections to the Black Diamond to and from Hazleton in1957

MAY: Lackawanna Railroad No. 1120 and other unidentified locomotives on ready track in Scranton Yard in 1939

JUNE: Lehigh Railroad U23B No.2300 and Luzerne and Susquehanna ex- Pocono Northeast GP-9 No.1751 pushing a train into Reading and Northern’s Coxton Yard in August 2015

JULY: Erie Lackawanna F-3’s in various EL paint schemes and an RS-3 eastbound approaching Scranton Yard near West Linden Street in 1966

AUGUST: Pennsylvania Railroad’s Hunlock tower on the Wilkes-Barre division along with maintenance sheds for right of way workers

SEPTEMBER: Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley electric freight motor No. 402 switching freight cars in Scranton yard in 1953

OCTOBER: Delaware & Hudson Railroad Hudson Yard office in Hudson, just outside Wilkes-Barre, in 1980

NOVEMBER: Scranton Transit Company No. 402 pauses near the sand tower at the entrance to the car storage yard along Providence Road near the Mulberry Street Bridge 1952

DECEMBER: Central Railroad of New Jersey SD-40’s Nos. 3067 and 3062 at Yatesville Road crossing in Yatesville in 1970

EXTRA 1: Amtrak FP40H No. 277, an unidentified Amfleet coach, and track geometry car No 10000 on a special inspection train at the Lackawanna Railroad Station in Scranton in 1979

COVER: Assorted Delaware & Hudson power – U33C No. 762, U30C No. 702, Alco PA-4’s, and an unidentified RS-36 unit at Scott Street yard in Wilkes-Barre 1973  

JANUARY: Unidentified New York Ontario and Western locomotive near Lackawanna Avenue crossing at the Dickson City/Blakely border in early 20th century

FEBRUARY: Delaware & Hudson Burrow Crane No. 35032 at the Roundhouse in Green Ridge Yard in Scranton

MARCH: Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation No. 772 on an NRHS/ERA excursion on Carey Avenue in Hanover Township in 1947

APRIL: Lehigh Valley Railroad RDC’s No. 40 and 41 at Lehighton providing connections to the Black Diamond to and from Hazleton in1957

MAY: Lackawanna Railroad No. 1120 and other unidentified locomotives on ready track in Scranton Yard in 1939

JUNE: Lehigh Railroad U23B No.2300 and Luzerne and Susquehanna ex- Pocono Northeast GP-9 No.1751 pushing a train into Reading and Northern’s Coxton Yard in August 2015

JULY: Erie Lackawanna F-3’s in various EL paint schemes and an RS-3 eastbound approaching Scranton Yard near West Linden Street in 1966

AUGUST: Pennsylvania Railroad’s Hunlock tower on the Wilkes-Barre division along with maintenance sheds for right of way workers

SEPTEMBER: Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley electric freight motor No. 402 switching freight cars in Scranton yard in 1953

OCTOBER: Delaware & Hudson Railroad Hudson Yard office in Hudson, just outside Wilkes-Barre, in 1980

NOVEMBER: Scranton Transit Company No. 402 pauses near the sand tower at the entrance to the car storage yard along Providence Road near the Mulberry Street Bridge 1952

DECEMBER: Central Railroad of New Jersey SD-40’s Nos. 3067 and 3062 at Yatesville Road crossing in Yatesville in 1970

EXTRA 1: Amtrak FP40H No. 277, an unidentified Amfleet coach, and track geometry car No 10000 on a special inspection train at the Lackawanna Railroad Station in Scranton in 1979

EXTRA 2: Lehigh Valley Railroad Coxton Yard, just west of Pittston, showing hump and other yard facilities.