SEPTA's ACS-64, No. 904 pulls north through Bristol, PA in a Railroad: SEPTA
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: SPAX 904
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 02, 2019

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AMTK No. 2024 in a Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Bombardier/Alstom Acela Express Trainset
Location: Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 2024
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 29, 2019

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Amtrak's Acela Express captured in Tullytown, PA in a Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Bombardier/Alstom Acela Express Trainset
Location: Tullytown, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 2037
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: September 21, 2019

One of SEPTA's 15 ACS-64's (American Cities Sprinter) captured in a Railroad: SEPTA
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: SPAX 908
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: August 29, 2019

AMTK No. 612, captured in a Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Tullytown, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 612
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: August 31, 2019

A late evening SEPTA "push-pull" Railroad: SEPTA
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: SPAX 905
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 01, 2019

Today's Ridley Park station was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1941 as a replacement for a much more elaborate station house which, amazingly, was built over the tracks by the Philadelphia,... (more)

A southbound Amtrak Acela Express races south through the suburbs of Philadelphia, passing Ridley Park park station while en route to Wilmington, DE and points south.

A northbound Amtrak Regional Express sprints through Norwood, PA, passing the rebuilt PRR station now used exclusively by SEPTA. The original 2 story station (seen Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Norwood, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 656
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 30, 2019

Amtrak's Acela races south through the town of Norwood, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia located in Delaware County.

A set of southbound SEPTA SIlverliner V's arrive at Norwood station.

SEPTA's Norwood station, built by the PRR along the NEC sometime after 1951, replacing the original 2 story 1875 built Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad depot (seen Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Norwood, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: April 30, 2019

Amtrak's sleek Acela flies through Marcus Hook, PA at well over 100 mph, en route to Philadelphia and points north. Speed at this point transitions from 125 mph between Marcus Hook, PA and Wilmin... (more)

A 5 year old Siemens built Amtrak Sprinter races north past Marcus Hook, PA, bound for Philadelphia. The "station" has changed little over the years, but the surroundings have. Long gone is the ... (more)