No Union RR train is complete without a caboose.

On the new connection between the Lehigh and Reading Divisions.

Always a treat, NS 12R crosses Rockville Bridge just as NS 07T passes (I missed the meet shot, oh well) so you'll just have to trust me that 07T was there. :)

Train 101 heads south out of Bowden with three ex-UP six-axles. Apparently FEC will be purchasing 6 SD70M-2's; it will be interesting to see what colors they end up in.

Eastbound 10N crosses the Monongahela as the Union Railroad sends coal loads south to Clairton.

The brakeman allows the hopper to coast onto the trestle, passing the locomotive on a stub-end track. The locomotive will then advance to the location of the car in the photo, after throwing the s... (more)

NS crossing watchman Bob Rockey keeps the roads safe as trailer train 268 proceeds east on the 19th St. street running trackage.

Loaded Clairton coke bound for Edgar Thomson Works in Braddock crosses Grant St in West Mifflin.

OIPI had a cut of doublestacks on the head end, which was unusual for that time. Currently, NS does the same thing - train 19G forwards Hanjin containers to Harrisburg for later classification.

Located along CSX Mon Subdivision south of McKeesport. Taken from the Glassport-Clairton bridge. Mon-Valley Transportation NW2 (4/47, 4798), ex-USS/Maple Creek Mine #561, exx-Union Railroad #561,... (more)

Jon Kayes and I decided to freeze our butts off doing night shots one fine evening at the Station Inn. There's Jon on the right as light helpers illuminate the snow and sky alike on a frigid Febru... (more)

A crane uses an electromagnet to pick up iron scrap near Robson, WV on the ex-VGN.

MCRR 1000 was purchased by the Ohio Central (owner of the POHC) for their new operation on the Aliquippa & Southern

My first time photographing at this location, where the Joe Montana bridges of Turnpike 43 cross over the Wheeling's Pittsburgh Sub. It was great seeing everyone - and it's always fun trying to c... (more)

This ELG Metals unit spots a gondola full of scrap on their scale. If you look just above the unit, you can see the scale readout.