8/29/76, a pair of classic Alcos on an eastbound Conrail train through the Center St. crossing in Youngstown, OH. C425s 2432 and 2452 are on the former PRR main. The 2452 is and ex. NH unit, 2552 ... (more)

The switch crew at Ardent Mills in Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania shoves hoppers through the unloading shed at the facility on a Friday afternoon. A former CSX GP15T leased from LTEX provides the po... (more)

The NRFF, also known as "America's Train", crosses the Lehigh River at White Haven.

The answer is Tamqua. If you have to ask, you're not in "the know" because obviously the question is "Where's NRFF"? The Reading & Northern's North Reading Fast Freight is one ... (more)

The North Reading Fast Freight crosses the Lehigh River at CP River. It is being led north to Pittston by a trio of SD40-2s.

With fall colors popping on the northern part of the system, the NRFF is seen grinding upgrade at Neely's Cut just north of White Haven. This cut where the LV crossed over top of the CNJ is the ru... (more)

In late August of 1982, the NYS&W ran a passenger excursion for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts. This was the first passenger train open to the public from Binghamton to Utica since 195... (more)

After running to Louisville light three LIRC GP's head back north across the Ohio River with a cut of cars picked up from the NS.

After crossing over the newly constructed bridge, connecting the Reading Line and Lehigh Line (making NRFF more efficient), EMD SD40-2 notches upgrade under the signal CP Coal.

SD38 2000 out of the shop.

Idle in Tamaqua.

A trio of Reading & Northern SD40-2s lead Train WHFF through McAdoo, PA on its way to North Reading from Hazleton

Susquehanna C430 3002 lays down a smoky trail at Chenango Forks, New York. The Susquehanna hosted many excursions all over the system during this time period, and one car from its fleet is being m... (more)

Susquehanna’s Northern Division local continues on the Syracuse Branch at Chenango Forks, New York. The track in the foreground is the Utica Branch. The concrete bases indicate that signaling on... (more)

Some rolling stock of fallen flags sit in the yard of Reading and Northern at Jim Thorpe. Having spoken to the owner of one of these cabooses (cant recall which he mentioned is his), it's on its w... (more)