The "Quaker City" bringing up the rear of the "Midday Congressional/Silver Star" as it heads for Penn Station in New York City.

The original #7002 was scrapped, so they had to renumber #8063 to represent the so called land speed record setter of steam engines. Here with #94 coming up beside her.

PRR Class E6s 4-4-2 #460

PRR #460 is seen here at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania after a six year cosmetic restoration that began in March of 2010 and was completed on October 16... (more)

Bennet Levin's Pennsylvania Railroad E8 #5809 makes a late night arrival at Southern's Barber Junction Station in Spencer, NC. The Philadelphia based locomotive was positioned by the relocated 189... (more)

Bennet Levin's Pennsylvania Railroad E8 #5809 makes an arrival at Southern's Barber Junction Station in Spencer, NC. The Philadelphia based locomotive was on display during the NCTM's "Strea... (more)

PRR K-4s No. 1361 (2007)

The Pennsylvania Railroad's 1918 Juniata Shop built K-4s No. 1361 captured here back in 2007 at Steamtown's former DL&W back shop. No. 1361 at this point had be... (more)

PRR K-4s No. 1361 (2007)

The Pennsylvania Railroad's 1918 Juniata Shop built K-4s No. 1361 captured here back in 2007 at Steamtown's former DL&W back shop. No. 1361 had been here 11 yea... (more)

PRR K-4s No. 1361 (2010)

Awaiting a less than triumphant return to Altoona. PRR K-4s 4-6-2 #1361 sits in the former DL&W roundhouse at Steamtown in Scranton, PA after a failed attempt t... (more)

It’s the 1986 Blue Mountain & Reading Railfan Weekend, and two trains are running all day long, with different power on almost every trip. In preparation for meeting a southbound train pulled by... (more)

Passengers disembarking from the "Midday Congressional" from New York

The Silent Watcher

Long-silent Pennsylvania Railroad GP9 #7048 stands watch over Horseshoe Curve. In September, she will have been here for 30 years--2 years longer than 1361 was. On... (more)

Twenty-Seven and a half minutes elapse in this collection of four shots layered together as the Pennsy signal bridge at AR (Allegheny Range) stands tall against the backdrop of the swirling night ... (more)

An early Penn Central version of the "South Wind", as it approaches Louisville. Note the red/white "worms" on the PC emblem on the second unit

Pennsylvania GG1 No. 4890 sits in the house track at Waukesha, Wisconsin, on a cold January 14, 1995, night, during a moving trip on Wisconsin Central. The Raymond Loewy-designed streamlined elect... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad G5s Juniata class of 1924 with E7 5901 in background.