An Anthracite Railway excursion Pennsburg slows to a stop near a former Purina feed dealer in Dillingersville, Pennsylvania. This is the turnaround point for the train, with a passing siding to al... (more)

Whistling by the Graveyard

Or at least blowing the horn at the crossing. Former Delaware & Hudson RS3 4118 leads an Anthracite Railway excursion across Vera Cruz Road in Zionsville... (more)

The brick water tank base at Powder Valley, Pennsylvania was obscured by corn stalks during the 1985 Anthracite Railway excursions. The initial power for this Conrail spin-off was a former Delawar... (more)

Bound for Dillinger tunnel, an Anthracite Railway excursion passes the brick water tank base at Powder Valley, Pennsylvania.

The brick water tank base at Powder Valley, Pennsylvania is one of the key remaining structures on the remaining portion of the Reading’s Perkiomen Branch. Anthracite Railway, the first designat... (more)

Some brilliant autumn colors have persisted into November for the Anthracite Railway’s annual excursions, one of which is seen rolling westbound into Powder Valley, Pennsylvania.

Approaching Powder Valley, Pennsylvania, Anthracite Railway’s ex-Delaware & Hudson RS3 leads one of the road’s the annual Pennsburg – Zionville excursion trains.

Under ominous November skies, an Anthracite Railways excursion passes through County Line, Pennsylvania.

An Anthracite Railway excursion passes County Line Mills in Palm, Pennsylvania as it returns to Pennsburg.

Delaware & Hudson RS3 4118 leads an Anthracite Railway excursion across the trestle over the Hosensack Creek in Palm, Pennsylvania. Today trees have obliterated the view seen here.

Unrepainted Delaware & Hudson RS3 4118 leads an Anthracite Railway excursion past the former Reading depot at East Greenville, Pennsylvania.

Pennsburg’s finest have traffic on Pennsylvania Route 663 stopped so the Anthracite Railway’s locomotive, a Delaware & Hudson RS3, can run around its excursion train.

The Anthracite Railway operated a series of excursions between Pennsburg, Pennsylvania and the Dillingersville tunnel on the former Reading Perkiomen Branch in November, 1985. The power, an unrenu... (more)