The Juniata Valley short line crew is switching in the yard adjacent to the NS ex-Pennsy mainline at Lewistown, Pennsylvania.

A westbound empty hopper train is approaching the station at Lewistown, Pennsylvania.

After three years of stopping by at the old Pennsy engine house in Lewistown, Pennsylvania, I finally caught one of the North Shore units out in the open.

One of 2 spartan cab SD70s still in Conrail paint leads this Westbound stack train through Lewistown, PA.

Ten years after Conrail disappeared, the blue paint on SD60I 6754 (formerly CR 5640) has held up pretty well, and she was a welcome sight leading a standard black Catfish east through Lewistown.

A father and his two children watch from the station platform as NS's matched A-B-B-A F9 set leads a deadhead office car special eastward after waiting for Amtrak and a westbound freight to clear.

Westbound trucker glides through CP Lewis at 30mph

A Decapod gets some maintenence. John reports that nobody took notice of his presence taking photos in the pit, it was no big deal. PRR Class I1s.

It's a sad sight when even an empty autorack train (symbol help appreciated) only draws a single C40-9W as power, as this westbound has as it passes the former PRR Lewistown station.

Formerly New Haven #655

Still under steam on New Years Eve 1956, 7558 is recorded at Lewistown. John and his railfan friend of numerous early 50's trips, the late Bill Rosenberg from Long Island, would catch a Greyhoun... (more)

The late-afternoon sun bathes the PRR Lewistown depot on the last day of 1956.

The skies have opened up and here's one more companion view of the action at Lewistown in the last daylight hours of 1956. For an earlier view of the steam engine being hostled, click more)

Seen earlier in the yard, the PRR 6967 starts to pull. To see that view, click here. PRR Class M1a.