A few moments earlier the sun was shining brightly upon this slab train, the weather literally changed in the blink of an eye as a snow squall moved in from the west.

The junked autos at lower right probably don't fit in well with Pittsburgh's riverfront redevelopment plans.

AVR 2 has literally reached the end of the line - the track ends at two spurs by Consumers Produce.

The Pennsylvanian's passengers have almost reached the end of their journey, Penn Station is a mere three miles to the west.

Instead of the typical two or three units, today's edition of Q249 is powered by an incredible lashup of nine engines! Lead unit is CSX's "Spirit of Benning" SD80MAC.

2638 makes a cut in his train, the cars left on the bridge will be taken down the 36th St. ramp on the return trip.

Coal loads for Pennsylvania Power and Light roll eastbound behind a trio of SD40-2s.

As coal dust permeates the air from a westbound drag, an empty Herzog ballast train heads east.

Two members of Uncle Pete's immense roster team up on CSX Q226, just east of Station Square.

Winding its way through the many curves on the Mon Line, 21J approaches the flagman at MP 4.3.

If you look closely, the tracks of three different railroads can be seen in this photo. Besides CSX, NS's OC Bridge can be seen in the background, and W&LE's defunct West End Branch is visible at... (more)

Q216 gets back underway after a meet at Pittsburgh with Q353. Leading the way is MPEX #5000, a one of a kind SD50M-3.

An outbound 42S bound for South Hills Village scoots across the former PRR Panhandle Bridge.

Q353 heads west through Pittsburgh, with the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers visible above the train. 353 passed the Hyndman webcam at 8:42AM, and was photographed in PGH at 4:... (more)

508 makes a sharp right turn as he comes off the OC Bridge to head east on the Fort Wayne Line.