Reading Company's Rushland Station

Still standing today, this station was built by the Reading Company in 1890 along its New Hope Branch in Rushland, PA. The station closed in 1952 and ... (more)

Rushland Station. This station was built in 1890 by the Reading Company along its New Hope branch line which terminated at New Hope, home of today's New Hope & Ivy Railroad. The railroad closed ... (more)

Pennsylvania Northeastern Stone Job (J930) rumbles through Rushland, PA at the site of the Rushland Station on the Reading New Hope Branch on a Dreary Tuesday, with PN 7010 a GP9RM at the point. T... (more)

New Hope Freight? No, just Pennsylvania Northeastern using New Hope power since PN is short a engine, seen here is the Rushland Quarry Job, which they use an old tipping platform to Dump Stone fr... (more)

The noon New Hope & Ivyland Fall Foliage Special rolls through Bucks County Pennsylvania on a crisp fall day in October 2014. GP-30 No. 2198 leads the train through a rock cut just north of the ex... (more)

Crossing Neshaminy Creek. The New Hope & Ivyland's Consolidation #40 rumbles across the high trestle over Neshaminy Creek in the town of Rushland, PA, with a string of freight cars. On th... (more)

Rushin' through Rushland. The New Hope & Ivyland's Baldwin Consolidation #40 hits the grade crossing at Swamp Road in downtown Rushland, PA, passing the old Reading Company Depot, which is ... (more)

Rushin' through Rushland. The rustic Rushland Depot and the Davis Feed Mill in downtown Rushland, PA provide the perfect backdrop for this scene of a classic branch-line freight passing thr... (more)

A Lancaster and Chester freight rolls over Neshaminy Creek on a trestle that looks strikingly similar to one that is located in Rushland, PA on the New Hope branch of the Reading Railroad. Photo ... (more)

NHIR 5577 hauls 9 cars of stone through Rushland towards the CSX interchange in Warminster. These cars will eventually reach their destination in Flordia.

4 ex-CR C39-8s are towed across Rushland Trestle with NSSX 8202 bringing up the rear.

NHIR 40 in Lancaster & Chester livery crosses the infamous Rushland Trestle during a railroad organized photo charter. This was the first trip I had my brand new Rebel XT and three years and 125,0... (more)

A crew member climbs into the cab of NH&I #40 just before heading further Southwest down the line to Ivyland. This pic taken on a very clear Sept. day next to the Rushland Rock Quarry which is on ... (more)

#40 makes her way across the Rushland Trestle while creating a nice plume above her.

#40 puts out a nice white plume as she crosses Rushland Trestle in one of the many unexpected breaks in the clouds.