NS 211 with the UP 4021, NS 2658 and NS 9622 starts down the Lurgan line for the journey to Atlanta, GA.

NS 212 hotshot Atlanta, GA to Croxton, NJ intermodal train crosses the Reading bridge into Harrisburg with the TFM 1612 and KCS 4015 in trail.

With the Supermoon rising over the Susquehanna River an eastbound intermodal hustles over the famed Rockville Bridge.

"Central of Georgia thru the City"

On a beautiful Summer day the NS 747 with the Reading NS 1067 and Central New Jersey NS 1071 heritage units race across the famed Rockville Bridge to the delight of photographers at waters edge.

On a beautiful Summer morning the NS 747 with the Reading NS 1067 and CNJ NS 1071 heritage units pause on the former Reading bridge for their turn in Harrisburg. A southbound (railroad west) NS 21... (more)

The Reading Heritage Unit leads an empty hopper train across the Susquehanna River on the Reading Bridge into Harrisburg, PA. As an added treat the CNJ Heritage Unit is second in consist.

Not too long after sunrise, NS 747 with a popular heritage unit duo pauses over the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, PA. With a crew not called for almost another hour, this was a popular shot for... (more)

HH26 crew on the 975 24 train shoves from GI8 (Harrisburg) to Rutherford with the NS Operation Lifesaver Special in the afternoon with an OLS Dash 9 for power.

290 crosses the ex-Reading Susquehanna River bridge behind a pair of GEs in the late evening.

Norfolk Southern's Monongahela heritage unit leads an empty crude oil train west on the Royalton branch

Norfolk Southern "Crescent Corridor" intermodal train number 202 crosses the Susquehanna River into Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, led by the Wabash and Southern heritage units. Photo by... (more)

As seen from above, Norfolk Southern train 11J rolls across the massive Rockville Bridge bringing empty autoracks out of New Jersey.

Norfolk Southern F9A #4270 along with F7B's 4275 and 4276, are seen here departing Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with 17 office cars in tow. The arch bridge across the Susquehanna River is a former R... (more)