January nights in Pittsburgh are usually very difficult for night photography but unseasonably warm weather made this shot easy - it was a balmy 58 degrees at the time of the photo!

Right at home in Pittsburgh's former PRR station, 5809 gets some rest after a long day of passenger excursions.

An eastbound stacktrain departing Pitcairn meets 13N just west of CP Traff.

Bennett Levin's restored PRR Es sail through North Versailles enroute to Pittsburgh. The open area at right was once home to the Pennsy's sprawling Pitcairn Yard. Most of the yard trackage has b... (more)

Running east on track one, the Capitol Limited makes its way across the ever-changing landscape of West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.

Local power for the Shenandoah Sub rests on a rainy night in Winchester.

The essence of CSX, Seaboard + Chessie = CSX.

W77's power gets ready to make another run at Saluda, he'll double the hill after picking up the second cut of cars.

This train looks like a cross between an OCS and a work train.

383 grinds uphill towards the summit with one of the worst looking Chessie engines of all times leading the way.

N&W's slug sets were among the most interesting facets of railroading on the Pokey. Here, two of them lead a train of loads towards the main, outside of historic Matewan.

Exactly three years before the world changed, a set of Conrail power leads 213 east on NS's B Line.

An empty hopper train splits the signals at Ford, on the ex-N&W main.

In this scene, Pot Yard still looks like a busy terminal. In reality, very little activity was taking place at the time, PY was just a shadow of its former self.

One of the stranger lashups I've seen on a MARC train.