A B&P Buffalo Bound coal train heads North out of the siding at Mt. Jewett, Pennsylvania with a trio of former Conrail SD60i’s for power.

BPRR 3883 leads a morning coal train north through Mt. Jewett as they pass the ancient B&O CPL.

Steam lifts off the rails as SIRI departs the Jewett siding heading south.

Fall, the worst, best time of the year. The M-F Southbound out of Salamanca makes its way South through one of the many tree tunnels draped over the BP main, this one specifically at CP Boyer just... (more)

After getting word the B&P through train was coming south, my buddy and I decided to chase the train south to the Mt. Jewett area. Doing the honors of leading the train was BPRR SD50 number 5019. ... (more)

As the sky opens and rain pours down, BPRR's RISI heads north and clears the B&O signals at CP Boyer with an SD45 leading two more EMD's.

Locomotives:
BPRR 458 SD45-2
BPRR 3341 SD40-... (more)

A quartet of EMD's work hard to pull the Buffalo & Pittsburgh SIRI freight past the signals at CP Mt Jewett.

Locomotives:
BPRR 3345 SD40-3
BPRR 3332 SD40-3
AZER 3469 SD40-3
RC... (more)

On a October morning the fall foliage colors start to come in. The Viaduct, once known as the longest and tallest railroad structure at 2,053 feet long and 301 feet high, was partially destroyed b... (more)

Early morning Sunshine shines down on the Kinzua skywalk some 12 years after being hit by a F1 tornado.

Built in 1882 this "Eighth Wonder of the World" lasted 121 years before it was destroyed by a F1 Tornado a little over ten years ago. At the time of the Tornado it was fourth-tallest railway bridg... (more)

After defeating the hill into Mt. Jewett, the SIJB picks up speed going out of town through the former interchange yard of the B&O's BR&P and Northern Subs, and most recently the B&P and the Knox&... (more)

After being delayed for a few minutes due to signal problems, B&P 3301 finally leads today's BFSI south from downtown Mt. Jewett and notches it up to Run 8 amid the neat contrast of snow on the gr... (more)

The sun finally makes a full appearance as the SIJB races out of Mt. Jewett, almost to Johnsonburg to make the swap with the northbound out of Rikers.

Once mighty and strong, the Kinzua Bridge is now a fallen pile of steel and wood compliments of an EF-1 tornado in 2003. This photo was shot through the chain-link safety fence that some people f... (more)

The SIJB continues past the industrial complex outside of Mt. Jewett.