Running opposite main due to maintenance crews on track two a late NS 212 rolls through downtown Fleetwood. Behind me a pickup truck has just broken the crossing gate as it came down in his bed a... (more)

This extra section of Allentown-Baltimore manifest 34A rumbles past K&K Feeds in Richland, about to simultaneously cross Main and Race streets.

NS 261 crawls out of Bethlehem on a restricting signal as two cars wait for the short train to clear the crossing.

The James E. Strates Carnival train rolls eastbound on the Philadelphia Subdivision, roughly 14 miles from the "City of Brotherly Love."

H3W crawls into Enola on B track as 33A and a yard crew shift on C and D tracks.

Rerouted Buffalo, NY - Cumberland, MD manifest rolls west under the Chi Ave. bridge, about to knock down a clear indication at W. Feltonville.

South Philadelphia yard job Y232 brings this evening's Q373 out of Greenwich Yard and across the Schuylkill River. They will take the train down to 58th Street where they will wait for the outbou... (more)

The first Q216 of the day heads east towards West Feltonville where he will take the siding for Twin Oaks.

Rare for these parts, a pair of CP GEVOs head light to Philly past loaded slab train K511-17.

The hottest train on the railroad rolls through CP Tulp towards CP Dunkle and the connection to the Harrisburg Line at CP-Wyomissing Junction.

With the modern cantilever now in place it should not be long until this classic NYC signal bridge falls. The new cantilever at the east end of the plant has been built but as of the time of the ... (more)

After a long lull in westbound traffic on CSX Q279-16 heads into the sun with a pair of SD50-2s leading 90-odd autoracks.

After making a set-off and a pick-up in Bethlehem, I4V crawls to the 832 signal where he'll see a green signal to highball east.

Norfolk Southern's Allentown, PA - Baltimore, MD manifest freight 34A rolls by the car inspector at Minnick before heading south on the NEC with 111 cars for Baltimore.

A westbound van train runs opposite main through Berea as a fellow railfan, my father, captures the moment on his camera.