Everett Railroad GP16 1828 waits at the Roaring Springs station to begin the first excursion of the day. EV 1828 began its railroad service in 1952 for the Seaboard. On display is a PRR caboose 47... (more)

Front Yard Railroading One of the Everett Railroad's GP9s rests at the yard in Duncansville with no current assignments. Living in this neighborhood would be a railfan's dream, I can just ... (more)

Testing...testing...

The first Evening Ice Cream Special (to my knowledge) crosses the Little Juniata River in the Reservoir area of Hollidaysburg. The Everett Railroad rarely runs a... (more)

1828 with a load of new railroad ties and two empty covered hoppers from the brickyard in Sproul PA roll North along Old Route 220 just outside of East Freedom PA.

The Everett switches out Roaring Springs paper products in Martinsburg before turning the train and heading back to Hollidaysburg.

1828 and 707 spot two boxes at Smith Transport after pulling 3 out before heading back home.

After working Martinsburg Milling and heading back through the Wye at Martinsburg Jct. 1828 heads North to work Young's Grain Elevator, Smith Transport, and the Appleton Paper Mill.

Here we find the Everett passing Young's Grain Elevator on the ex PRR's Morrison's Cove Secondary. Formerly the Allegheny Southern Railway from Sept. 1982 to the end of 1984 when the Everett Railr... (more)

The Monday Wednesday Friday operations on the Everett Railroad Co. finds freight runs on the ex PRR's Morrison's Cove Secondary which then became the Allegheny Southern Railway from Sept. 1982 to ... (more)

Cargill's Animal Nutrition plant in Martinsburg looms large over a pair of Everett chopnoses as they lead their train towards the wye at Martinsburg Jct.. The train will head into Martinsburg prop... (more)

A blanket of fog hangs over the mountains in the background as a pair of Everett chop noses prepare to depart Hollidaysburg for Roaring Spring and Martinsburg.

The Everett Railroad passes the ex-NS Hollidaysburg shops and the long lines of TTX and RBOX cars.

An Everett Railroad Company GP-16 heads back to the mainline after working the McCabe Trucking and Warehouse in Claysburg, Pa. on Tuesday, May 8, 2007. And yes, there are rails in the grass!

EV GP16 1828 suns itself in the last rays of the day at the railroad's Hollidaysburg office during Columbus Day weekend.

Despite my best efforts, I still made it back to campus in time for class