The Broadway Limited is passing under the old US Route 30 bridge at full track speed on PRR 152 lb jointed rail, on its way to New York City. No. 381 was built in July of 1981 using parts from SD... (more)

The Broadway Limited under the wires, 4 miles west of Lancaster Station, passing under the abandoned bridge which carried Colebrook Road over the old PRR Main Line. The train is already at full t... (more)

The westbound National Limited is passing under the old Marietta Pike bridge, on its way to Harrisburg for an engine change to diesels. The 1912-built bridge has recently been replaced, but the s... (more)

The 953 rounds the big curve at Aberdeen with one of the Florida-bound trains; probably either "The Silver Meteor" or "The Champion," due in Baltimore a little after 6:00 p.m. ... (more)

A 6-car National Limited is westbound on Leap Year Day 1976, approaching the now-closed Eby-Chiques (or Chickies) Road crossing. The train had a scheduled stop in Lancaster at 3:27 p.m. and is du... (more)

The National Limited pauses briefly at Lancaster, on its way to Harrisburg for an engine change to diesels for the trip to Kansas City. The old PRR station sign has been painted over with Penn Ce... (more)

The Washington Section of the Broadway Limited at Bush Interlocking, where the NEC narrows from three to two tracks to cross the Bush River Inlet.

Amtrak's northbound Montrealer is crossing the White River a few minutes out of the Junction. The photographer was happy to find this train so far south with great lighting attributed to lengthy d... (more)

28mm view of the Washington Section of the National Limited, with ex-PRR/PC 4924 on the head end. The 36-year old locomotive was built by PRR/GE in August, 1942, and renumbered to 919 when acquire... (more)

The westbound "National Limited" passes the interlocking tower at the junction of the old PRR Main Line and the Atglen & Susquehanna Branch.

The "National Limited" is westbound to Kansas City on Good Friday, 1976. The unique freight/baggage elevator on the left has been preserved, but the umbrellas have been replaced by high... (more)

Equipment for Amtrak's Desert Wind awaits a nocturnal departure from the Rio Grande passenger station in Salt Lake City on June 27, 1992.

Train 61, the southbound Montrealer, makes its station stop in St. Albans. During the extended visit, the power was refueled before continuing on toward Washington.

The Broadway Limited rolls past AR Tower in Gallitzin, PA on the morning of May 13th,1995.

Amtrak's Pacific International heads north through Golden Gardens in Seattle en route to Vancouver, BC. This transition period featured steam generator cars to handle the steam heat still used by ... (more)