An eastbound group of NS helpers meets a group of westbound helpers at MG Tower. The fallen leaves are kicked up from between the rails as the trailing 6300 heads down the mountain toward Altoona,... (more)

GG-1's on freight, coming and going! The icing on the cake was the trailing motor on the right- the unique "Old Rivets" #4800.

Amtrak train 19, the Crescent, races through North Elizabeth, N.J., en route to New Orleans.

After adding a three unit set of MRL SD70ACes to the rear end of the train and the subsequent set and release, this westbound Kansas City to Pasco high priority manifest pulls out of Livingston an... (more)

Septa 295 passes through the morning sun at Wynewood PA on it's way to Center City.

The B&O #25 - the "William Mason" is America's oldest operational steam engine. She is seen here under steam at the &O Railroad Museum on a beautiful Fall day making short solo runs by the Museum... (more)

Silverliner V set heads southbound through KALB.

A rare look inside the B&O Railroad Museum's back shop finds a near finished restoration of the Museum's prized B&O "AJ Cromwell" #545 which was damaged when the roof collapsed at the Museum in 20... (more)

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum held it's annual Railfest Steam Days weekend on October 13th and 14th, 2012, affording museum patrons a rare opportunity to see the "William Mason" under ste... (more)

"Chickenwire" F3 suns itself

Amtrak's Pennsylvanian rolls past the closed tower at Bryn Mawr with the City of Brotherly Love just a few minutes ahead. The Pennsylvanian is the last remnant of passenger operations on the Penns... (more)

A morning SEPTA train passes the curve in Wynnewood PA on it's way to Center City.

This was the only time I caught a light engine in Conrail paint past the ex-PRR station in Freehold. The only customer on the east side of town required a shoving platform to be used when being se... (more)

A great train race up the hill at Cassandra as the helpers of a 64N crude oil train shove as the 10G races up the hill beside them.