Amtrak ALC-42E 70001 leads Amtrak's 2nd Airo Trainset over the frozen Susquehanna River Bridge on its way from Philadelphia's Penn Coach Yard to Washington Union Station for a promotional event th... (more)

Conemaugh and Black Lick 111 posed with 561 making some switching moves on the main line during the night photo session conducted at WMSR.

The Atlantic Coast Line (ACL) heritage unit leads loaded coal C792 toward Curtis Bay in Baltimore, MD. Snaking along CSX's B&O Old Main Line, just a signal behind the heels of M372. YN2 AC44CW, CS... (more)

Norfolk Southern 36A rides the shore of the Susquehanna River in Conowingo, MD, passing by CP-Pilot.

After changing ends east of the creek, the crew of the Hurlock “Fall Festival Express” (12:30 dp), aboard SW1500 #1501, takes the train westbound, across the Marshyhope Creek bridge and back t... (more)

An Acela Express Trainset crosses the Susquehanna River on a hot summer day.

Amtrak Crescent train 19 crosses over the Susquehanna River at Havre De Grace, MD with Dandelion Crayola ACS-64 620.

Western Maryland Scenic's 1309 (ex C&O 1309) crossing bridge 2 on its way to Frostburg

I116 crosses the Potomac River back into Maryland as the sun gets low on a nice evening.

Bayview local L106 crosses the Bear Creek movable bridge, as it departs Tradepoint Rail, with 21 cars.

“Heritage Twofer”
With both the Baltimore & Ohio (CSXT 1827) and Western Maryland (CSXT 1852) heritage half-breeds as power, CSX’s priority intermodal I031-13 (North Bergen, NJ to ... (more)

Sprinting over the Susquehanna. Amtrak ACS-64 no. 631 is seen leading Northeast Regional train 158 over the Susquehanna River as the sun sets on the day.

CR, Conrail E44 built by GE 4457 is northbound crossing the Susquehanna River on the NEC at Perryville, Maryland. October 28, 1978. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

With the first light of day, Bayview local L106 crosses the Bear Creek movable bridge, as it prepares to enter Tradepoint Rail's Grays Yard.

CSX W/B Manifest L165 crosses the Viaduct exiting Cumberland Yard Limits onto the Mountain Subdivision. The Mountain Subdivision used to be the old Baltimore & Ohio St. Louis Line that went out al... (more)