Norfolk Southern SD70ACu charges upgrade under the PRR signals at Lilly, PA

With two ES44ACs for power, NS 651 rolls down the West Slope toward its destination of South Fork, PA. From there the empty coal train will be placed in the yard to be reloaded and the ACs will co... (more)

An Eastbound intermodal train passes under the soon to be extinct intermediate signals in Lilly, PA on the NS Pittsburgh Line.

Rolling through the curve at MP 254.7 on the NS Pittsburgh Line is NS 17G. The small town of Lilly, PA is in the background behind the exhaust from the locomotives. 17G operates between Morrisvill... (more)

With a former Conrail locomotive in the lead, NS 25Z glides down the West Slope of the Allegheny Mountain front and through the town of Lilly.

Under a cloud of stars, Pennsylvania Railroad CPL signals at Lily, PA live their final days as their fate is near.

An Eastbound manifest grinds up the grade at Lilly passing under the soon to be extinct automatic signals. The signals on the West Slope are expected to be removed very soon in favor of positive t... (more)

The days are numbered for this historic signal bridge at Lilly. The Pennsylvania Railroad signals have protected this line. since the steam era, but will fall within days in favor of modern positi... (more)

The days are numbered for this historic signal bridge at Lilly. The Pennsylvania Railroad signals have protected this line. since the steam era, but will fall within days in favor of modern positi... (more)

The Allegany Dispatcher on Norfolk Southern has had a very busy night on the Pittsburgh Line. Due to a 12 hour work window to cut in new signals at UN, AR and remove signals at MP 244, 245, and 24... (more)

NS 578 slowly creeps through Lilly, PA on a cold January day. The rear of this train just came off of 5 West in Cresson, a track that is used for RJ Corman to interchange loaded coal trains with N... (more)

With 3 big units up front, NS 261 heads through Lilly, PA on its way west toward the Midwest with a long train of Triple Crown Roadrailers in tow.

With nearly 19,000 tons of coal in tow, NS 590 grinds uphill through Lilly, PA and under the classic ex-PRR signal bridge on a warm summer morning.

NS 50K charges uphill through Lilly, PA and under the classic ex-PRR signal bridge in town. This location is known as "the dump" in the railfan community.

NS 12G rolls slowly under the MP 254 signals at Lilly, PA with specially-painted NS 4000 up front.