The Standard Railroad of the World

Pennsylvania Railroad E8's 5711 and 5809 lead a special excursion on home rails through Spotswood on the Amboy Secondary en route to Jamesburg.... (more)

Juniata Terminal's Pennsylvania Railroad 5711 is in the quintessential PRR city -- Altoona, Pa. -- during a fall foliage event. The locomotives are running around their train in preparation to mak... (more)

The Pacific Express

On a beautiful summer morning, a pair of Pennsylvania Railroad E8's powered an all-private car excursion up the scenic Southern Tier. With daylight operatio... (more)

Juniata Terminal's matched PRR E8A's pass through Gallitzin Tunnels during the public excursion from Altoona, PA. to Gallitzin, PA.

Juniata Terminal's matched PRR E8A's pass the now closed Alto Tower during the public excursion from Altoona, PA. to Gallitzin, PA.

Ready to return to Binghamton, New York via the CP; special train for The Lexington Group in Transportation History's annual meeting.

Streamliners at Spencer

A Cincinnatiesque scene is displayed at the Streamliners at Spencer Festival featuring N&W 611, SOU 6133, PRR 5711, B&O 722, and C&O 8016.

The Friday night photo session is starting to wind down, with the Pennsylvania 5711 having its engine and lights turned off. Nothing like feeling you have been transported back in time to the 195... (more)

An early morning rain runs down the nose of the Juniata Terminal's former PRR E8. See more of my work at www.vidivides.com

A plethora of NS employees works hard to clean Bennett Levin's 5711 on the morning of Preview Day at Spencer. Of note is engineer Larry pressure washing on the right. Keep working hard, y'all.

Juniata Terminal's former Pennsy E8s 5711 and 5809 pull the return leg of the CRHS Susquehanna Limited across the Bush River Bridge south of Perryville, MD.