Pennsy K4s No. 1361 being watered in downtown Bellefonte on a cold October Saturday in 1987.

The E44 class unit in the back area of Enola Yard. The top of the negative was damaged at some point, which is why the pantograph shoe was clipped from the scan. An original medium format negati... (more)

An Al Chione original Ektachrome slide from my collection.

Detroit, in the early 1960s, was not a hot bed of Pennsy activity, in terms of freight traffic; there was only one or two inbound trains per day. On the plus side, they were typically drawn by som... (more)

PRR's Suburban Station, a 21 story building, opened on September 28, 1930 in the heart of Philadelphia to replace the above ground Broad Street Station. The station survives today and serves all S... (more)

After rush hour and the vestiges of the westbound passenger fleet – Nos. 31 and 49, "The Spirit of St. Louis" and "The Broadway Limited" - had departed, freight activity on t... (more)

it is late afternoon and the Pennsy's summer time NORTHERN ARROW with sections headed for Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago via Fort Wayne has backed out onto the railroad dock to pick up passenge... (more)

The NORTHERN ARROW was made up of sections from Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago. It operated during the summer months to bring tourists and cottage owners to northern Michigan resorts. Its dest... (more)

The excursion at the American Association of Rail Superintendents (AARS) was a day-long trip across New Jersey. After discharging its passengers at Newark Penn Station at the end of the special,... (more)

The "Quaker City" bringing up the rear of the "Midday Congressional/Silver Star" as it heads for Penn Station in New York City.

Passengers disembarking from the "Midday Congressional" from New York

The "East Coast Champion" passing Nassau Tower on its way south

The United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey held a night photo secession on September 24 at Boonton Township, NJ. Here Pennsylvania GG1 number 4877 sits next to a fully restored PRR 1950... (more)

An E8-E7 duo sits at CUT after bringing in the Cincinnati Limited from New York City earlier in the day. The PRR's train was a competitor to the NYC's Ohio State Limited, but by 1966, both runs we... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad freight with two GP35's and a GP30.