In the waning light of an autumn afternoon, a westbound manifest comes 'round the bend into Horseshoe Curve at the now defunct 2416/2417 signal bridge.

EL 2573 leads NY84 at Amolamink,PA, just prior to derailing several miles later, May 27, 1976.

CR 7738 & CR 6359 lead a westbound manifest freight over the curved stone arch bridge crossing the Little Juniata River. In view are two ex-ATSF high cube box cars acquired by Conrail.

CR 6428, CR 3673 GP35 (ex-EL 2567), & CR 6266 SD40 (retaining its PC 6266 number) lead this westbound trailer-van train up the grade at Slope. The old overpass at 241/2 Street was still in service... (more)

A manifest freight heads west with CR stenciled ex-EL 3680 leading. The loaded PPLX coal train was stopped at CP Gray on the controlled siding.

On a hot and humid July afternoon the 5540 East is crossing over at Port interlocking, a short distance west of the town of Newport. The track in the foreground is the old main line that went righ... (more)

An Original, Three Patches, and a Repaint

EMD power is in abundance as a Penn Central SD40 teams up with a patched Conrail SDP45 and a patched SD40 to lead an empty hopper train in... (more)

An SD40 and two SD40-2’s lead a westbound Conrail manifest into Reading Pennsylvania on the former Reading main line. The lead unit is passing the former Reading Brewing Company brewery, which c... (more)

An early Conrail repaint, SD40 6317, leads a Jersey Central GP9 and a patched Erie-Lackawanna SD45 westbound out of Allentown yard. This location is now known as CP Ham.

Two ex-PC SD45s stenciled CR hustle this eastbound manifest freight across the stone arch bridge crossing the Juniata River.

Rounding the great arc west of Altoona this autumn afternoon is Baltimore-Conway symbol BAPI.

Somewhat of an oddball power assortment for a coal empty, SD50 6791 leads B40-8 5070 and Dash8-40CW 6144 past MG. Even with its tattered window shades, the still part-time open office at MG, just ... (more)

It's a splendid summer afternoon as a westbound manifest comes rolling down the straightaway between Cassandra and Portage. At one time there was an interlocking here, where the O Secondary track ... (more)

The train could be heard for a good fifteen minutes as it labored up the grade. Symbol CAEL has passed the westbound home signals at MG interlocking on its way across the Allegheny Mountains.

Some of Conrail’s “new guard” leads a train out of Reading, Pennsylvania as a C40-8W and a C32-8 roll through Belt Line Junction.