A few schoolchildren can be seen waving in the front windows of this handsomely restored PCC.
A unique mix of old equipment belonging to the PA Trolley Museum rests on a spur next to the P&OC's line to Arden.
P&OC GP9R a former CN unit pulls out of a building at the end of there line outside of Washington, PA.
832 was the car regularly assigned to operation on the Desire line, now preserved in Washington PA. This museum is well worth the trip!
While two P&OC trains were busy working in Arden, I grabbed a shot of this vintage Porter locomotive. Foreground track is the P&OC.
Busy day on the P&OC's line to Arden, this is the second train I photographed on the branch.
The Flyer rests after a two hour journey from Carnegie. The train came into Arden ten minutes late due to some late passengers in Carnegie.
Restored Armco Steel switcher resides in Operable condition at PRT
Making its way across Museum Road with a new operator at the controls. ©2004 Michael Huhn
Beautifully restored Pittsburgh Railways PCC
78 prepares to board some passengers while 1711 sits in the shop for some brake work
Sitting outside the carbarn
Just finished testing its new brakes
