A pair of ES40DC's lead 13N over the Conemaugh River.

The second section of the westbound mixed freight 19G, rolls across the Conemaugh River with a pretty beat up ex-LMS leader.

We didn't expect to see this as we were driving around looking for the CSX D703.

The Rockwood Switcher heads south from Johnstown back to Rockwood.

It's Cinco de Mayo, and CSX's Rockwood to Johnstown local is switching their best customer, Pepsi Cola. The crew has dumped their train to the left and now grab a fresh string of corn syrup tank c... (more)

Cold and desolate: this yard could be a pretty good metaphor for the future of the C&BL if you're into that kind of thing. On most days it only takes about two hours to complete the day's work. Ho... (more)

This photo pretty much sums up Johnstown; concrete rivers, old factories and railroads all surrounded by steep slopes. An all blue helper set in late 2009 is the icing on the cake.

The Stone Bridge at the confluence of the Stoney Creek and Little Conemaugh Rivers in downtown Johnstown has survived three floods and beared the wieght of hundreds of thousands of trains over the... (more)

Helpers on the rear end will help keep this loaded coal train in check as she heads towards Pittsburgh. She is seen here at a location in the timetable know as "SG" on a cool yet comfortable fall ... (more)

A westbound intermodal hugs the mountain on track 2 as she heads toward Conway Yard just west of downtown Pittsburgh.

The westbound empty ethanol train crosses the Conemaugh River on track 3 at a place in the timetable known as "SG". Although the fall color is just past peak, the color in the locomotive consist e... (more)

A pair of SD40-2's shove eastbound 20T over the Conemaugh River Bridge in Johnstown.

21G crosses the Conemaugh River Bridge as it rolls west on No. 3 Track. Here is a wide angle version of this photo - http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=254920&

On the west side of Johnstown at "SG", No. 3 Track crosses to the north shore of the Connemaugh River while No. 1 and No. 2 Tracks continue along the south shore. Train 21G was crossing the river... (more)