Great Western #90 at the Strasburg Railroad Shops. Locomotive was re lettered for a Pete Lerro Charter.

Readying 475 for a day of excursions.

I've been going with the family to Dutch Wonderland for years and had tried repeatedly to get a monorail shot, only for weather or light or family (rides first, photography last) to conspire again... (more)

Norfolk And Western 475 Leads a freight train during the annual troops and trains event

A giant mean old resident purple dinosaur roams Dutch Wonderland necessitating the need for safe transportation of park patrons. A monorail was deemed the way to go. Two of the original sets wer... (more)

Amtrak's Lancaster Station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1929, rebuilt in 1999 and since renovated in 2009. Currently, the interior is receiving similar treatment restoring a Lancaster ... (more)

A Keystone "motor" comes to a stop under the walkway and by the platform of the 1929 built Pennsy station at Lancaster, PA.... (more)

The passenger mainline of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Two PRR E8s glide over the Conestoga River keystone bridge on their home stretch back to Philadelphia. As built in 1887, this bridge's main cha... (more)

Richard Beal photo: WOOOOOSH! From Richard: My dad and I rode this fan trip from Wash DC to Harrisburg via the electrified freight only line via Three Mile Island. From there we turned East to... (more)

Mystery train. Perhaps the Washington section of the National Limited on a detour? The National Limited split at Harrisburg with the NY section going via the PRR mainline and the Washington sect... (more)

Amtrak Harrisburg train. In the early years of Amtrak, the Philadelphia to Harrisburg trains ran out of Suburban Station in Philadelphia using a leased pair of SEPTA Silverliners. Service was ty... (more)

660 pulls into Lancaster Station.

In an attempt to recreate a photo of something viewed by Winston O Link, 2 engine shop crew men converse about some of the repairs needed to get the Pennsylvania Railroads 1187 back in to service.... (more)

Troop train at Carpenters. If you look close you can see a rainbow just above the smoke stack