A Walter Schopp original Kodachrome slide from my collection

A Roger Puta Photograph

A set of Budd built Silverliner II's, since retired, begin their return evening trip towards Yardley, and eventually, to Philadelphia by night fall.

Three Budd built former PRR Silverliner II's find their way over to the Reading side of SEPTA's system in February of 2010. These have since been retired and replaced by the new Silverliner V's.

Silverliner II set makes it to the end of another year; was to be replaced by Silverliner 5 sets in 2010, but the manufacturer has had all sorts of problems delivering and Septa has had many probl... (more)

A 1962 Budd built speedster built for the PRR meets an Amtrak AEM-7, 20 years it's senior at Marcus Hook. The maximum speed of the modern AEM-7 Swedish engineered motor: 125. Top speed for the S... (more)

A venerable Budd built Silverliner II makes a stop at Crum Lynne, a stop native to it's former career with the PRR. Crum Lynne is located South of the Philadelphia airport on the NEC. The town g... (more)

A Budd built PRR veteran from 1962 plies native rails in 2011 along the NEC. To the top left is the PRR Sharon Hill station built in 1872 and is very slowing being restored.

A 41 year old Budd built PRR veteran comes to a stop on home rails along the refineries of Marcus Hook, PA. The station to the left is really nothing more then a trailer with an awning, yet much ... (more)

A set of former PRR Budd built Silverliner II's still call on 30th Street as they have for 48 years though their time is limited as new foreign made Silverliner IV's were chosen to replace them. ... (more)

A long set of surviving Silverliner's, with former PRR #267 in the lead, crosses the Delaware River starting off the morning rush.

Crawling into West Trenton Yard after completing its journey from Philadelphia International Airport, a train of Silverliner II MUs is dwarfed by a CSX double stack train overtaking it at West Tre... (more)

Over and under at Clifton-Aldan Station as still lettered Pennsylvania 269 sits on the bridge as 69th bound trolley passes beneath.

History Alive: The Shawmont depot was built in 1834 by the the Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown Railroad (first railroad to build in Philadelphia) and is located in the Manyunk sectio... (more)

A Budd built former PRR Silverliner II arrives from 30th Street Station and makes a stop at Market East Station beneath the city of Brotherly Love. The station was built in 1984 and sits just und... (more)