Amtrak ACS-64 No. 657 leads a westbound Keystone around the bend at Narberth, PA rustling up some leaves along the way.

Amtrak's Veteran's unit leads a Keystone through the well known curves just east of the station in Berwyn, Pennsylvania.

Imagine that...

An eastbound Amtrak Keystone overtakes a SEPTA commuter train as it races past the tower at Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, to the right, a westbound commuter train prepares to disembark. ... (more)

"Has anyone seen 6 Bombardier coaches?"

A loan SEPTA ACS-64 "Cities Sprinter" - No. 907, rolls east through Bryn Mawr, PA, ducking the 1930's era PRR signal bridge in what was either a li... (more)

An eastbound Amtrak Keystone led by AMTK No. 606 sprints past Haverford station while en route to Philadelphia. A Sprinter on the point - miracles never cease, lol. This location is rather intere... (more)

An Amtrak Keystone in unusual "Push-pull" mode sees AMTK No. 654 leading its consist west through Gap, PA, bound for Harrisburg, PA via Lancaster. If you follow the track to the rear an... (more)

A Sprinter gets a bath because as Yardmaster Brickhouse always said, "A clean train is a happy train."

Not long ago, this would have been AEM-7s and a few HHPs sprinkled throughout.

This time a westbound - an Amtrak Keystone led by AMTK No. 658 pops out from behind an Amish farm en route to Lancaster, PA, and eventually all the way to Harrisburg. The trip from New York City, ... (more)

An Amtrak Keystone sprints past an Amish farm in Kinzers, PA, bound for New York City, via Philadelphia. Shooting Amtrak's Keystone trains broadside offers an advantage to those that prefer the l... (more)

An early - early, morning Amtrak Keystone whips around the bend passing an Amish farm at Gap, PA whisking passengers east towards Philadelphia and eventually, New York City, NY.

Sometimes - you just get lucky!

Amtrak's ACS-64 No. 634 leads an eastbound Keystone Express through Paradise, Pennsylvania, passing Strasburg Rail Road's 2-6-0 former CN No. 89 an... (more)

AMTK No. 636, having rounded the sharp bend through Gap, PA, pushes a westbound Keystone past a farm complete with windmill, and on towards Lancaster.

An Amtrak Keystone train traverses the "High Bridge" constructed by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1904. The 934 foot, 10 arch bridge carries the Main Line across the water gap cut by the Brandywin... (more)

Coatesville, Pennsylvania -
"The Pittsburgh of the East"

Here we have what Coatesville might have looked like today, in the 21st century, had the industrial might of the Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Coatesville, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: N/A
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 18, 2020