The massive 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge looms large over passing trains on the Keystone Corridor. Built for the PRR, the 375 foot bridge was part of a bypass known as the ... (more)

An Amtrak Regional sprints south, rounding the sharp bend over Darby Creek, just shy of Curtis Park station in Sharon Hill, PA. In the background, Philadelphia's tallest skyscraper, the Comcast T... (more)

A southbound Amtrak Regional Express races past Curtis Park station, just outside of Philadelphia, PA, This station, built in 1948 by the Pennsylvania Railroad, serves as a surviving example of ... (more)

An eastbound Amtrak Regional, led by AMTK No. 659, sprints south through Andelusia, in Bensalem Township, while en route to Philadelphia and points south.

Amtrak Northeast Regional train 147 with ACS-64 663 leading.

An Amtrak ACS-64, No. 648, leads (yeah - imagine that, leads) a Keystone through Whitford, PA ducking the 375 foot former PRR through truss bridge that once carried the Philadelphia and Thorndale ... (more)

A westbound Amtrak Keystone rounds the tight bend through Narberth, PA, ducking the Narberth Avenue bridge that was built back in 1902. The bridge, rehabilitated in 1947 is currently, a year past... (more)

A westbound Amtrak Keystone rounds the tight bend through Narberth, PA.

This stretch of track, originally laid by the West Philadelphia Railroad in 1835, is the tail end of a horseshoe curve t... (more)

Meet you at Exton!

One of the -photographic- issues with railfan photography at stations are meets where one train photo-bombs the other. On the other hand, with a little bit of l... (more)

An eastbound dead-head "push-pull" move sees 5 Bombardier cars being pushed by an "American Cities Sprinter" ACS-64, No. 906 through Exton, PA bound for Frazier. The set runs ... (more)

Southbound Amtrak train passes through Edison Train Station.

Waiting for the train... Exton, Pennsylvania.

Built in 2019, this shelter is located in Exton, Pennsylvania, near the long gone PRR Whiteland station (which was also more of a shelter than stat... (more)

A SEPTA commuter train, led by an ACS-64 (American Cities Sprinter) glides to a stop at Malvern station. The station was built by the PRR railroad in 1900 and remains in service today. Until 1998... (more)

"The Big Picture" at Berwyn - A westbound Amtrak Keystone, led by AMTK No. 654 passes Berwyn station, former Pennsy... (more)

A SEPTA commuter train accelerates west through Whitford, Pennsylvania, passing an eastbound Amtrak Keystone just shy of the abandoned 375 foot former PRR through truss bridge that once carried th... (more)