PRR Class B6s 0-6-0 #60

Through the years... As seen in the Summer of 2021. She's been relatively stable over Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Steam 0-6-0
Location: Hockessin, Delaware, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 60
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 30, 2021

After running around their train in South Hamburg, Pennsylvania, a pair of restored Pennsylvania Railroad E8’s return to Temple during the Blue Mountain & Reading 1986 Railfan Weekend.

During the Blue Mountain & Reading 1986 Railfan Weekend, a pair of restored Pennsylvania Railroad E8’s approach their turning point at South Hamburg, Pennsylvania.

In its last year of operation, Pennsy D16sb No. 1223 runs around its mixed freight, in a view from J-Tower. Photo taken by my wife; conductor was the late H. Fox, guarding the now-gone pedestrian... (more)

In the rain, PRR 1361 heads past the community of Bald Eagle towards its Bellefonte destination.

PRR 1361 puts on a very impressive show climbing Washington Avenue on its way to Vail just northeast of town to load passengers boarding on the NBER and even couple up Bellefonte Historical Railro... (more)

At one time, both of the locomotives shown here were the top of the line passenger locomotives for their respective railroads. But like many technological advancements - they too get replaced. For... (more)

This beautiful, streamlined T-1, Pennsylvania Railroad number 5533, was built in 1946 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, where my great, great Uncle Robert F. McKee, Sr., worked as a design engineer. He... (more)

Class unit 2500, one of seven U25Bs received as compensation for flooding of the Salamanca Branch as a result of construction of the Kinzua Dam, leads a later U25B and a GP30 on a westbound freigh... (more)

We're Thinking Of You Honest Abe. On April 22, 1865 at 12:05 PM, Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train passed through Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania on the original right of way of the Pennsylvania Railroa... (more)

We're Thinking Of You Honest Abe. On April 22, 1865 at 12:05 PM, Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train passed through Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania on the original right of way of the Pennsylvania Railroa... (more)

We're Thinking Of You Honest Abe. On April 22, 1865 at 12:05 PM, Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train passed through Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania on the original right of way of the Pennsylvania Railroa... (more)

We're Thinking Of You Honest Abe. On April 22, 1865 at 12:05 PM, Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train passed through Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania on the original right of way of the Pennsylvania ... (more)

Today's Ridley Park station was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1941 as a replacement for a much more elaborate station house which, amazingly, was built over the tracks by the Philadelphia,... (more)

SEPTA's Norwood station, built by the PRR along the NEC sometime after 1951, replacing the original 2 story 1875 built Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad depot (seen Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Norwood, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: April 30, 2019