A stop at Conrail's big Conway Yard during the snowstorm on March 13, 1993 found little that was moving. At the turntable I got this guy working on the horns of 6350 during heavy snowfall.

On this date in history there was a snowstorm that pretty much shut down the Pittsburgh, PA area on March 13, 1993. Conrail power shares the tracks around the turntable with PC&Y 5 at Conway, PA a... (more)

NS 4134 waits for clearance to enter Conway Yard while two freight trains head eastbound on a nice Autumn day.

Chicago & North Western GE U30C 933 on Conrail, Conway, Pennsylvania. CNW U30C's (900-936)

A couple of Standard Cabs switching cars around Conway. 6711 was recently fitted with PTC.

An NS manifest creeps through the West end of Conway as it prepares to back into the yard and perform some switching. 4 more westbounds are stacked behind it and will proceed west as soon as the ... (more)

"Smoking it Up". A yard switcher puts out some smoke as it motors past NS 5801 at the east end of Conway Yard.

Busy Conway. The crew on 5801 wait for a crew change as inbound and outbound trains pass on the adjacent tracks.

Busy Morning in Conway. East Conway is hopping with an eastbound manifest leaving the yard (left), a yard job getting ready to shove back into the yard (right), and a local waiting for everything ... (more)

A Norfolk Southern SD70M-2 leads train 687 into Conway Yard as heavy fog covers the Ohio River.

The bright yellow of NS 1700 sticks out of the dense fog along the Ohio River at the east end of Conway Yard.

A Conrail C628 and NW2 are sharing a turntable lead at Conway Yard in August, 1978. Meanwhile, a mechanic is performing some acrobatics to work on a C636 on an adjacent track.

A visit to Conrail’s Conway Yard in August, 1978 began with hopes of seeing some of the sis-axle Alco Centuries that frequented the area. While we found our quarry, the real prize was this former ... (more)

The Mingo Junction to Conway local takes head room at Conway with an Admiral Cab GP38-2 leading.

The Ambridge Local departs from Conway with another freight slowly following.