Last summer, I
posted about riding Amtrak's
Adirondack from New York City to Plattsburgh, New York (the train continues north to Montreal) on the way to visit my in-laws in Massena. In that post, I included a couple of photos and some text about a preserved locomotive, ore jenny and caboose from the Lake Champlain & Moriah Railroad that are on display adjacent to the Port Henry, New York station. At the time, it was raining, and the quality of the photos (which I had to shoot through a window because the stop at Fort Henry was too brief to allow me to detrain) suffered accordingly. When I took the
Adirondack north again a couple of weeks ago, the weather was better, so I got these shots, which are correspondingly more satisfactory:
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As one who grew up loving trains—4 of my maternal relatives worked for the old Louisville & Nashville Railroad—I really appreciate those photographs. Thanks.
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