"Fancy Seeing You Here!"

A project called "The Southwest Connection Improvement Program" which took place between August 4th to August 19th, 2018 saw SEPTA detouring its Media/Elwyn and W... (more)

"Whose Line is it, Anyway?"

A project called "The Southwest Connection Improvement Program" which took place between August 4th to August 19th, 2018 saw SEPTA detouring its Media/Elwyn an... (more)

A late afternoon SEPTA commuter train makes a brief station stop at Darby some 6 miles south of Philadelphia, PA

The original simple yet handsome 1872 built Pennsylvania Railroad station seen ... (more)

The majesty that is Darby Station.

The original simple yet handsome 1872 built Pennsylvania Railroad station seen here... (more)

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)

One of SEPTA's brand new ACS-64's, No. 905, makes an early evening stop at SEPTA's Langhorne station.

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)

A new era establishes itself on the former Pennsylvania and Reading lines from which SEPTA operates its passenger trains. ACS-64 No. 904 makes an appearance on the Reading side captured here in n... (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)

A couple of railfan photographers prep for chance to capture SEPTA's lone ALP-44, No. 2308 as it departs Woodbourne station. The train is bound for Yardley, PA, and eventually, West Trenton, NJ. ... (more)

A 3 car set of SEPTA Silveriner V's rounds the super-elevated curve just west of Wynnewood station on SEPTA's Paoli/Thorndale line, better known as the Keystone line which runs from Philadelphia t... (more)

ACS-64, No. 901 leads SEPTA's "Great Valley Flyer" express set around the bend passing Wynnewood station and ducking an old PRR signal bridge while en route to Paoli, PA and points west.

SEPTA ACS-64 No. 903 rounds the super-elevated curve just east of Narberth station with a set of Bombardier Comet II commuter cars. No. 903 is the 3rd of 15 "American Cites Sprinters" t... (more)

A late afternoon SEPTA push-pull express led by the transit agency's sole ALP-44, No. 2308 comes to a stop at Wynnewood Station. This former PRR station was built the 1870 and remains in service ... (more)