The P&W is a regional freight railroad operating in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York with approximately 545 miles of track. Click here to see a map of its right of way and other rails it uses.
The P & W had five M420W's. They are the only Montreal-built (MLW) locomotives that were built for a U.S. railroad
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 1701 a GP-9 |
 2002 a M420W built by Montreol Locomotive Works |
 2004 a M420W built by Montreol Locomotive Works |
 2005 an M420W in old colors |
 2005 an M420W after being repainted |
 2008 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2008 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2009 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2009 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2009 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2009 a GP38-2 built by EMD |
 2010 a GP38 built by EMD |
 2010 and 2011 a pair of GP38 |
 2010 a GP38 built by EMD |
 2011 a GP38 built by EMD |
 2011 and 2010 a pair of GP38 |
 2010 and 2011 a pair of GP38 |
 2201 a GE B23-7 |
 2201 a GE B23-7 |
 2202 a GE B23 pulling an excursion train in Worcester |
 7089 before being renumbered and repainted in P&W colors |
 2007, 2005, and 1701 in Worcester a GP38-2, M420W, GP-9 |
 The engine house in Worcester |
 Moshassuck Valley Railroad # 8, a 45 ton GE built locomotive |
 Moshassuck Valley Railroad switcher # 8 at the Worcester yard |
 WRWK 106, Warwick Railway, in Worcester |
 4587 "Massachusetts" coach |
 A crane without it's boom |
 The crane with it's boom |
 The engineer didn't see the Low Bridge sign |
 OUCH! |
 An American crane |
 An American crane |
 A P&W boxcar in Worcester |
 Flatcar with trucks |
 P&W 150, a GE built 25 ton switcher |
 P&W 3007, B30-7A cabless locomotive |
 P&W 3909, B39-8E locomotive |
 P&W 3003, a GP40 |
 P&W M of W |
 P&W MofW |
 P&W Maintenance of Way |
 A couple of P&W boxcars |
 | In July 2001 Joe Landry at the P&W told me "This car was designed and built by the P&W mechanical dept. as a track scale test car. For the last several years the tests have been performed by the Feds U.S. weights and measures. This car has long been scraped. This car no longer exists." The car has two axles. Over the coupler are the words "NO AIR BRAKE". |
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