Two westbound U25Bs on the old Reading Lines west of Palmyra in 1977, headed downgrade toward Hershey. Lead unit No. 2645 was built for the PRR in March 1965 as their No. 2545.
Canadian Pacific (Delaware & Hudson) trackage rights train 556-21 is running as NS 30J-23 as it passes the Palmyra, PA hand-thrown interlocking on the Conrail Harrisburg Line with SOO SD60s 6023 a... (more)
Sunset for the code line as two Conrail EMDs head east alongside the old Reading Railroad communication/signal wires, with the late winter sun highlighting the clear glass insulators. I think mos... (more)
Conrail block operator Jim Largent is in position to hoop up a NORAC Form D movement authority to the approaching Conrail train NSSE-3 - a train that at the time operated from Linwood, NC to Selki... (more)
My favorite shot of this weekends chase of the AMTRAK #42 "Saluting Our Veterans" unit as it led the "Autumn Express" excursion through Palmyra, PA on Nov. 9, 2014. (Thanks to Darrel Moyer for bri... (more)
NS 1072, the Illinois Terminal heritage unit, leads priority train 21M westbound through Palmyra, PA on the NS Harrisburg Line.
"Horsey and Flag"
Central of Georgia heritage ES44 makes a triumphant pass westbound on 2 through Palmyra with a wave from the proud conductor.
Norfolk Southern's 20K intermodal train rolls eastbound on #1 main at Palmyra, PA behind a trio of C40-9Ws - led by NS 9403 this day.
The Track Geometry train, with the usual suspect CR 1933 is lined through the manual crossover at Palmyra by block operator Jim Largent (Jim's visible at left). This scene is quite different today... (more)
An eastbound intermodal train is emerging from the fog as it approaches Forge Road on the east side of Palmyra, Pennsylvania.
NS westbound train 19G is passing the old Reading Palmyra station, although the station sign reads "The Train Shop" now.
NS westbound train N9G is passing the H33 local as it waits in the siding to head back east to Reading.
NS westbound empty hopper train 507 is crossing over from #1 track to #2 track at CP Millards.
