Wow, keep these coming-please.
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Well.. just... excuse me a moment... I need to go pick my jaw up off the floor. I'll be back to finish leaving my comment when I can.
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Thats a real mighty fine looking image...a nice little gem. Thanks for sharing this one Bob.
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Your Erie Railroad shots from the 1950's are super.
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Thanks for sharing this. It provides another small glimpse of a little-photographed railroad terminal that I have only read about.
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I concur with the others, and add a "WOW."
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This is really, really cool. I just wish more of the PA's were still around to enjoy.
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A lot has changed since this picture was taken and not for the better in this instance.
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You've captured the other side of railroading in the 1950s. The industrial crudeness of the passenger service, and the ALCO units look well-fitted to both demonstrate, and offer you a great picture.
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| Posted by M.G. on May 29, 2009 | |
I never really liked the Alco engines, but they look cool in this picture.
Great shot Bob.
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In my opinion, no other locomotive manufacturer could have produced a better locomotive to fill this picture. You captured the scene that best shows what old American railroading looked like, nice shot!
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This is excellent! It begs to be put next to one of those slick ATSF Super Chief Posters showing the glamour of rail travel with a caption like: The fantasy & the reality.
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| Posted by jtull7 on February 17, 2014 | |
When men and women dressed nicely.
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