Over the river and through the woods... All decked out in Holiday trim, former PRR Doodlebug No. 4662 traverses the bridge at Wooddale over the Red Clay Creek after exiting a rock cut. P... (more)

Reading and Northern brought #2102 from it's Port Clinton shops to Jim Thorpe to help celebrate the grand opening of the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway. The LGSR currently is diesel only. Rail Tou... (more)

With the Elkhorn Range as backdrop, Sumpter Valley 2-8-2 No. 19 casts a perfect reflection in one of the many man-made lakes along the line as it leads a freight westbound through Sumpter, OR.

Though an Ohio Central railroad was in existence as early as 1879, there are simply too many conflicts in the railroad time line to improvise a realistic tale of a viable and sovereign Ohio Centra... (more)

Look! There just ahead!! It's a bird, it's a train - it's Aerotrain! Built by GM to "save the industry" in 1955, the train was lightweight and streamlined utilizing a set of modified GM Truck &... (more)

Superman never raced a B&O EA!

(No disrespect to AT&SF fans.)

Men at work.  After months sitting in a location far from photogenic the shop crew has moved former Alco built NdeM #3028 away from the parking lot and onto the shop track. Work proceeds,... (more)

An Amtrak Acela Express rounds the bend, ducking the PRR era signal bridge, making a sunset approach into Eddystone, PA.

The crew of Lerro Productions, along with several elated participants, enjoy a beautiful day on the South Branch Valley Railroad during a nostalgic photo shoot utilizing the Potomac Eagle Scenic's... (more)

The interior of SEPTA's new Silverliner V commuter cars on display at Suburban Station in Philadelphia.

Raindrops on steam trains and whiskers on diesels
Restored black kettles and silver streamliners
Brown color ballast multiple trains
These are a few of my favorite things!

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Railway to Heaven.   The historic cog railway in Mount Washington has been taking people to Heaven (the Summit of Mount Washington) via steam eng... (more)

Empty Palace

Supplementing the light from the five story high windows, ten enormous Art Deco chandeliers hang from the 95' high ceiling ceiling of Philadelphia's 30th Street Station in Pe... (more)

Reading Company's Rushland Station

Still standing today, this station was built by the Reading Company in 1890 along its New Hope Branch in Rushland, PA. The station closed in 1952 and ... (more)

A SEPTA R5 train bound for Malvern, PA emerges from the Center City Commuter Tunnel underneath Phildaelphia's downtown and traverses the 2.8% grade towards 30th Street Station.