Juniata Racks: NS 7657 leads empty autorack train NS 11N through the middle division of the NS Pittsburgh line through the mountains and rivers of Lewistown,PA

Coal Crosses: NS 4174 leads doubled up loaded coal train NS 594 over the Juniata River in Lewistown, PA, as the train continues its journey toward Harrisburg.

Amtrak 43 is in the midst of a westbound parade as they head out of Lewistown.

The Juniata Valley's crew returns to the Lewistown with a single North Shore SW8 for power.

JR. The Juniata River and the tracks of the Norfolk Southern (former Pennsylvania Railroad) cross each other a number of times between Duncannon and Alexandria, Pennsylvania. On Sunday, May... (more)

The Juniata Valley heads up the street trackage in Lewistown on their way east with a single unit.

Eastbound ethanol 64E hustles through Lewistown.

Apparently just out of the paint shop, this Conrail SW7 was in the yard at Lewistown, Pennsylvania.

Front Yard Railroading. This residence in Lewistown, Pennsylvania may have to occasionally wait to leave the driveway, but where the lawn ends, a prime view of the railroad begins! On Novem... (more)

Juniata Valley Railroad 2106 brings traffic to a stop on Business Route 22 in Lewistown. The SW 9 is about to cross the Juniata River with a single car heading west towards the yard.

By the time of this photo 5759 has served nearly a decade. In her passenger dress, she's serving in freight duty by summer '57/

Conrail 6268 is a former LMS unit re-lettered for Conrail and looking a lot better in the process. Here it leads symbol LMPI (Linden/Metuchen-Conway) across the Juniata River near CP Long.

SD45s 6202 and 6217, just a few months old, heel to the super-elevated curve at Lewistown, PA on a summer morning with the 55 cars of hotshot AST-4. This curve bore the lowest speed restriction of... (more)

The Juniata Valley Railroad job JVA-1 heads up Water St. in Lewistown with loads for Standard Steel in Burnham.

NS train 21G speeds west through Lewistown towards Altoona while local C42 works the yard.