An Amtrak Keystone train, led by an ACS-64, makes an early morning arrival at the 1906 built Parkesburg station.

The station originally had a center tower incorporated into the roof which has si... (more)

Parkesburg Station - former Pennsylvania Railroad, built in 1906 The station was at one time the western-most stop for the SEPTA commuter Paoli /Thorndale line until 1990. It was truncated to Do... (more)

Haverford Station - eastbound.

This two story brick and concrete station was built in 1916 and sits on the eastbound side of the track. Oddly it compliments a surviving earlier, more ornate s... (more)

GG-1 No. 901 (Altoona / Westinghouse, April, 1940) is leading the National Limited westbound to its next stop in Harrisburg, in this scene from the summer of 1976. Note the PRR 152-lb jointed rai... (more)

SEPTA's "Great Valley Flyer" commuter express leans into the curve just shy of the station at Villanoa on Amtrak's ex-Pennsylvania Railroad's Keystone line.

A venerable AEM-7 leads a SEPTA push-pull commuter express into Strafford Station on SEPTA's Paoli/Thorndale line, aka; the Keystone Line.

An Amtrak Keystone overtakes a SEPTA commuter train at Devon Station.

A SEPTA commuter train ducks the Church Street bridge en route to the station at Ardmore, PA. Railfans no doubt stare in wonder and disbelief as the train approaches what from a distance seems li... (more)

An evening commuter express, led by one of SEPTA's new ACS-64's, sprints through Villanova, PA, ducking the 1915 erected Pennsylvania Railroad signal bridge

An Amtrak Keystone sprints west on the express track through Berwyn, PA around the well known and photographed curve just shy of Berwyn station.

The Pennsylvania Railroad's massive 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge looms in the background at Whitford, PA, as an early morning SEPTA commuter train made up of Silverliner V'... (more)

A late afternoon SEPTA express commuter train plies the former Pennsylvania Railroad's 4 track Keystone Line led by one of the transit agency's new "American Cities Sprinters". The Keystone Line ... (more)

Villanova Station - built in 1890 by the Pennsylvania Railroad, the station today is owned by Amtrak but serves only SEPTA commuter trains. The station is located within the campus of Villanova U... (more)

SEPTA's "Great Valley Flyer" leans into an elevated curve on the express track just shy of Narberth, PA, bound for Paoli and points west.

A SEPTA (SouthEastern Philadelphia Transit Agency) commuter train made up of several Silverliner V's makes an appearance at the 1870 built Haverford station, known originally as Haverford College ... (more)