Northbound on the Northeast Corridor.

The ready track at Enola yard.

A trio of Penn Central E-units led by an ex-PRR E8 accelerate past Bank Tower in Red Bank, NJ, with an evening commuter run. Conrail was the operator of the train but it had yet to make much of a ... (more)

With pantographs reaching high, a pair of Penn Central E44s hum through Earnest Yard in Norristown, PA, with an eastbound freight on the Trenton Cut-Off.

A pair of Conrail E44 electrics hum through Iselin, NJ, as they approach Metropark station with a northbound TrailVan piggyback train.

On a foggy morning, a pair of Penn Central E44 electrics lead an eastbound freight through Earnest Yard at Norristown, PA. Those open auto racks wouldn't be around much longer as vandalism was on ... (more)

Back when long freights were a common sight on the Northeast Corridor, a trio of Penn Central E44s march south through Monmouth Junction, NJ.

The somewhat gloomy April sky was forecast for the future of electric operations and, indeed, freight operations over what was once the premier conduit for tonnage to and from the Northeast. Two p... (more)

Out of the great curve between Merion and Narberth stations on Pennsy's electrified Main Line west of Philadelphia, symbol freight P-9, a Camden, NJ to Enola, PA run, is led by E-44 electrics 4442... (more)

Note the Metroliner in the background. Sometimes Bruce got so 'lucky' with his compositions, it wouldn't surprise me if he staged them himself. A Bruce Van Sant original Kodachrome slide from my... (more)

This is a helper set, heading away from the photographer. The caboose makes it obvious, but even without it one could tell based on the orientation of the pantographs. According to the Conrail E... (more)

An Alan Miller original Kodachrome slide from my collection.