A westbound intermodal works its way west around the old B&O horseshoe curve at Mance with four units, all in the Chessie paint scheme. No. 6215 was built in November of 1978 as the WM 4316.

A well-worn E-Unit makes its station stop at the "B&O's church." No. 66 was built for the CB&Q as E8A No. 9972 in August of 1953 and was later rebuilt by Morrison-Knudson in the 1970s. ... (more)

"Double-Meats" lead a heavy train of Heritage equipment northbound over the Bush River Inlet on a windy late winter day. The bridge was designed by Joseph Baermann Strauss and features ... (more)

Pennsy E8s under a rising moon on the old Reading Lines, heading to Harrisburg for the dedication of restored PRR GG-1 4859 the next day. The old Reading searchlight signal and Heilig's Moving an... (more)

In its second day of public excursion service, the 1218 is coming from Shaffer's Crossing to couple ahead of a Lynchburg-bound special.

1979 Keystone Line action, with an ex-PRR Silverliner II heading west at the 52.0 signal. The old PRR Main Line passes through Mine Ridge's 560' summit just east of here, heading out of the Chest... (more)

It's the last month of GG-1 operations on the Broadway Limited to and from Harrisburg, as No. 4927 thunders eastbound downgrade at better than a mile-a-minute, crossing the Chiques (or Chickies) C... (more)

The PM 1225 and NKP 765 performing in a side-by-side runby for the 1991 NRHS Convention.

Two E-44s in the long-hood forward mode are eastbound under the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, catching the sun's last rays on a cold winter's day. No. 4422 was built by GE for the PRR in October,... (more)

The Spike 150 Train Excursion is rolling along at about 40 mph behind UP Big Boy No. 4014 and 4-8-4 No. 844, paralleling old US Route 30 and I-84.

A hot intermodal heads east at about 50-per, not too long after sunup on a cold Saturday morning. The 4407 was built by GE for the PRR in March, 1961.

Amtrak's first Metroliner "paint scheme" is seen in this photo, with an Amtrak sticker simply pasted over the Penn Central heralds. No. 859 is a Budd-GE parlor/snack car, equipped with ... (more)

An eastbound E-44 running long-hood forward is awaiting clearance to proceed, near CP PORT.

The Norfolk & Western 475 is running around its train of immaculately maintained cars at Leaman Place, where Abraham Lincoln spoke to a large crowd during a whistle stop, February 22, 1861, on his... (more)

Heavy Conrail action at PORT, with an eastbound ex-PRR GP30 passing a Central Soya unit train coming west off the Port Road. This was a tremendous location in the 1970s, with Conrail freights con... (more)