An unusual view of "the longest passenger train in the world" (Auto Train,) as seen from the old B&O "Moonlight Dome" on the rear of Amtrak Train 90, "The Palmetto."

An E44-powered freight slowly moves off the Columbia Branch, crossing Walnut Street and passing the 1877-built PRR station. Note the high trolley wire within the terminal area. No. 4421 was buil... (more)

The PC 4421 East exits Enola Yard, as my two train-watching buddies get a close look. The grade crossing at this location is now closed. No. 4421 was built by General Electric for the PRR in Sep... (more)

A Conrail "Executive E" trundles into Enola, probably for some maintenance work. No. 4021 was built as PRR 5711 in October 1952, and is now owned by Juniata Terminal.

An E-44 with its nose and cab doors open for the breeze parts the weeds near Cola Tower. The 4460 still wears its PRR-style numerals under the cab window, barely visible under the road grime. 44... (more)

Pan view of "George Hart's engine," lettered for the "Philadelphia & Reading," westbound on an excursion from Jim Thorpe to the high bridge at Hometown. Mr. Hart, the late fou... (more)

Fallen flag boxcars in pre-graffiti days lead Conrail's N5B caboose No. 22874 over the old stone arch bridge at the confluence of the Chickies (or Chiques) Creek and the Susquehanna River. The 22... (more)

Amtrak has recycled an old coach to make a power car, in this scene of the 928 pulling seven Amfleet cars northbound through Aberdeen. The 928 was the 2nd newest GG-1, built as the PRR 4937 by Al... (more)

135 mm telephoto view of the mighty 10,000 hp EMD-ASEA GM10B, sitting silently in Manor Siding, waiting for a crew to take the train west.

CR 4815 West clatters downgrade with a mineral train at the base of Turkey Hill, nearing Port Interlocking. Today, this line is a rail-trail, with parking located at- "Enola Low Grade Rail T... (more)

Pan view of the C&O 614 performing one of several full track speed runbys through the site of the old Erie RR yard. The 614's train of NJT Comet coaches and several private cars originated in Hob... (more)

Doubleheaded GG-1s 4913-4912 have just brought the Broadway Limited in from New York. The crew is preparing to uncouple the locomotives for their trip to the motor track and couple up the diesels... (more)

British steam at Steamtown Nat'l. Historic Site, with 3-cylinder Southern Railway (UK) Schools Class 4-4-0 "Repton" getting some attention from its crew. The engine is now at the North ... (more)

One of the "ugly duckling" Geeps chop-nosed by the Western Maryland's Hagerstown Shops awaits its fate. The unit was built by EMD in February, 1955 as WM Class DS-24 No. 30.

A very clean 15-year old ex-Penn Central U-Boat leads a westbound manifest past the remains of the old Bethlehem Steel facility.