During a November snowstorm, the North Reading Fast Freight rolls by Greenwood Lake with wine cars bound for a distributor in Scranton.

After setting off its Reading-bound empties at Tamaqua, reshly-painted ex-MKT SD40-2 3051 leads two other EMDs and freight for Port Clinton into the sunset at Zehners.

Freshly-painted ex-MoPac SD50M 5033 is on the point of the North Reading Fast Freight, waiting at Packerton for the LGSR train to depart before it can leave Jim Thorpe.

On a sunny September day, Norfolk Southern's executive F-Units sit in Altoona awaiting their next assignment. Photo was taken from NS property with an escort and proper PPE.

A southbound regional flies by the SEPTA Norwood station on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor just south of Philadelphia.

Fellow RP contributor Jordan Hood brings Train 100 over the walk-up trail with a former Southern FP7 for power.

Running late due to rail replacement in New Ringgold earlier in the day, the North Reading Fast Freight hurries south at Miller's Crossing on a gorgeous evening.

The West Hazleton Fast Freight drops downgrade at Haucks, where the Hazleton Line (former RDG Catawissa Branch) joins the Main Line to Reading.

The Tamaqua Fast Freight rolls south at Miller's Crossing as long shadows overtake the scene at the end of a beautiful day.

On a beautiful evening, the West Hazleton Fast Freight rolls south at Miller's Crossing with a healthy-sized train in tow.

The Spirit of Union Pacific leads NS 066 west by the former Reading Company Swatara station near Hershey.

The West Hazleton Fast Freight splits a classic set of searchlights at the 99 signals on its return trip to the Humboldt Industrial Park in Hazleton.

R&N's West Hazleton Fast Freight takes a medium clear signal onto the Main Line at Haucks as it works its way to Reading on former Reading rails.

Spring has sprung in north Georgia as a Bradford Pear and several dozen peach bushes at the nearby Jaemor Farm bracket two classic SD40-2s on their way back to Gainesville.

Despite the gray and foggy conditions, the Monongahela heritage GEVO looked right at home pulling a loaded coal train over the Piedmont region of northeast Georgia. The Greenville District rarely ... (more)