SEPTA 2306 leads an express train into Berwyn.

Phase IV: Adorned in the former Phase IV livery, an AEM7 locomotive leads a Keystone Service Train from Harrisburg, making a stop at Princeton Junction. This train is one of only a few Amtr... (more)

Banged-Up Toaster: While still a few years from retirement in this photo, AMTK 936 appears rather worn leading this westbound Keystone train.

In its very final months of service, AMTK 908 leads a westbound Keystone train to Harrisburg through New Brunswick.

An eastbound Amtrak Regional Express led by No. 915, emerges from the Hudson River tunnel into the now covered open pit before returning underground for its Penn Station stop. A series of double s... (more)

Late night Toast - AMTK No. 933 leads a northbound Regional Express past through Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, passing the small trailer like station and the now demolished Sunoco refinery. My early... (more)

Amtrak train 667, a Keystone Service train heading from New York City to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, speeds through Paradise, PA, late in the day on September 28, 2013. Thirty-two-year-old A... (more)

A westbound Keystone Service train heads south on the Northeast Corridor. At the time of this photo, cab cars were not yet used on Keystone Service trains. In October of 2006, the re-electrificati... (more)

A southbound Amtrak train speeds through Bowie, Maryland. Bowie Tower can be seen in the extreme right distance.

With a southbound MARC train making a station stop, a northbound Amtrak train barrels through Bowie, Maryland. The April skies opened briefly to light the dual AEM-7’s passing the tower that ha... (more)

A southbound Amtrak passes Elizabeth Station on the Northeast Corridor in May of 1990.

The scrapper does their thing, reducing these once mighty former Amtrak electrics into bits and pieces to be recycled.

Locomotive Graveyard. This was a wild scene not many get to witness. It reminded me of the part in Lion King where Simba and Nala wander off to the elephant grave yard. Carcasses of locom... (more)

TOAST! These former Amtrak AEM-7s were seen at the scrap yard, having been reduced into massive hunks of metal before being turned into razor blades.