A former RF&P caboose is painted up in the Chessie/B&O livery from years ago when a Chessie caboose was commonplace. Today this caboose is used on the S&C sub which runs from milepost 0 (as seen ... (more)
A westbound intermodal makes it's way down the west slope of Sand Patch Grade as it rolls by the Rockwood Mill Shoppes on what was originally the B&O mainline.
A westbound intermondal cruises through the small town of Rockwood on a perfect summer Saturday afternoon after earlier morning showers.
A light engine move, with Western Maryland SD’s on both ends, rolls past the B&O station at Rockwood, Pennsylvania. The bridge in the background was part of Western Maryland’s connection betwe... (more)
Passing B&O Rockwood PA station, and under the Western Maryland Rwy mainline
A caboose painted up in CSX's predecessor, the Chessie System, sits in the siding the end of the S&C Sub in Rockwood,
The power for the Johnstown Jet, D703, takes the weekend off in the siding at MP 0 on the CSX S&C Sub with a Chessie painted caboose sitting behind them.
Viewed from the abandoned Western Maryland bridge over the Baltimore & Ohio main line at Rockwood, Pennsylvania, a Western Maryland SD40 gives an eastbound B&O train a shove toward Sand Patch.
Ghost of railroads past. A caboose in fairly fresh paint for the Chessie System scheme is spotted at MP 0 on the CSX S&C Subdivision in Rockwood, PA.
Cars for the next local to Johnstown, PA are being delivered at the south end of the S&C Sub. The cars from today's train will be picked up and head west. Even during a snowstorm, the day to day... (more)
6561 rests for the night in the siding at Rockwood.
The 3 unit power set for the Johnstown Jet sits among a fresh batch of snow as the sun starts to poke through the clouds.
Three sets of motive power occupy the small yard at Rockwood, Pa. on a crisp fall day.
Westbound freight Q383 follows the Casselman River as it approaches Rockwood, Pa.
Q353 pauses on the main line at Rockwood in order to set four engines off for the local working out of the small yard at Rockwood. The engineer slowly backs to couple back to his train, which incl... (more)
