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Doubleheaded GG-1s are wheeling what looks to be the southbound Silver Meteor or Champion, due in Baltimore just after 6:00 and 7:00 p.m., respectively. (See comments section for further discussi... (more)

Recently-rebuilt Metroliners head into the sunset, after slowing to switch onto No. 2 Track. Lead car No. 867 was one of twenty (Nos. 850-869) 60-seat snack-bar coaches built by Budd/GE as PRR Cl... (more)

Commercial power problems resulted in trains needing diesel power to get to their destinations. This Dash 8 is leading an AEM-7 into Baltimore.

The first E-60 leads a dozen steam-heated Heritage cars by Substation 17, just north of the 69.5 signal. No. 950 was built by GE for Amtrak in December, 1974.

The only preserved/mostly unaltered (at the RR Museum of PA) Metroliner; snack-bar coach No. 860 is southbound at the now-closed Michaelsville Road crossing in Perryman. The snack-bar coaches (60... (more)

Early AEM-7 action, at one of the bottlenecks on the NEC, where three tracks narrow to two, to cross the Bush River.

The Capitol Limited heads west under the Talbot Road bridge, an upside down turntable.

For other views at Georgetown Junction, go Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: GE P42DC
Location: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 176
Train ID: CSX P029
Photo Date: April 24, 2016

Amtrak Regional Train no. 178 bound for New York's Penn Station decelerates as it arrives at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport stop.

I'm no Mitch Goldman, but I can still pull off a pan every once in a while. While waiting for one of the last remaining AEM-7s on Amtrak's active roster, train 125 crosses the Susquehanna River.

One of the seven GG-1s painted in the "bloody nose" scheme wheels a Metroliner Service train southbound past the old taxi stand at 100 mph. Note the two shades of red paint to the right... (more)

A year-old E60 heads south with a long string of Amfleet cars, crossing Bel Air Avenue by the old taxi stand. Note the Nathan P01235 horn above the fireman's window- it's a standard P5 with the #... (more)

The "Vermonter" heading north

"Silver Star" heading south