L1s 2369 awaiting a call to duty at Williamsport, PA. Note the circular number plate common to freight engines prior to the use of a Keystone plate on the M1 Class freight haulers in the 1920s.

This photo was snapped at the end of a three-week railfan photo binge by John and his friend the late Bill Rosenberg. The trip included stops in two countries, several states, and multiple large ... (more)

In the dead line at Hollidaysburg, PA in 1964 are some Pennsy Baldwin Centipede types. Because of their 4-8-8-4 wheel arrangement you might call these the 'Big Boys' of dieseldom. Only 55 were b... (more)

NS 043 rolls through downtown Elmira enroute to Bath NY where they would tie down for the night.

An I1s 2-10-0 shoves flats of farm implements in the Spring of '56.

A K4 hustles down the high iron with a commuter train.

This train is heading to the Big Apple, crossing Cheesequake Creek. In minutes the steam portion of the trip will end as the K4 is swapped out for the run under the wires into NYC, a decades-long... (more)

Highballing with one of the PRR steam survivors out of South Amboy

The "Pacific Express" rolls across the 1040 foot long Starrucca Viaduct which sails over the Starrucca Creek and the village of Lanesboro.

The evening before starting their 4-state journey, Bennett Levin's PRR E8s sit patiently in Hoboken Terminal. Visible in the background is part of New York City's skyline including the Freedom Tow... (more)

Heading for a fuel stop in Harrisburg. Thanks to my Cousins and Uncle Jim for giving me the heads up on this shot.

Far out, man. Bennet Levin's PRR E8s visit WNYP's Oil City Branch. Here, the "Pacific Express" rolls along French Creek through the village of Sugarcreek.

The 7-car "Pacific Express" is reflected in the waters of Andover Pond.

PRR 120, the Pennsylvania, brings up the rear of the "Pacific Express" as it crosses Shermans Creek in Duncannon, our final shot after 4 days of all out chasing.

The "Pacific Express" lead by PRR 5711 crosses Townhall Road on WNYP's Oil City Branch on a muggy morning along French Creek.