NS 4000 leads 37Q by the Greencastle, PA Intermodal Terminal on a pleasant Spring morning. 4000 is classified as a AC44C6M. It was rebuilt from NS GE Dash 9-40C 8799 with the major change from DC ... (more)

The rear of 37Q has just crossed the famous Mason Dixon Line as 37Q approaches Hagerstown on the NS Lurgan Branch from Harrisburg, PA.

PT 131 A Pennsylvania Railroad style Position Light Signal mast in Newport, PA on the former Middle Division is silhouetted by the night sky and Moon.

BROOKSIDE FARM The farm residents pay no mind to the passing train as NS 4000 "Sonic Bonnet" leads 37Q south through Washington County, MD.

"ANTICIPATION"

"FEED THE BEAST"
Fireman Richard Butterworth slings a shovelful of coal into the hot belly of Baldwin 2-8-0 WMSR 734 between the Narrows and Helmstetter's Curve

"TUNNEL EXIT"
2-8-0 #734 screams out the west portal of Brush Tunnel on the former WMRY mainline out of Cumberland.

"ON THE LOOKOUT"
Conductor Brang hangs out the rear platform of Caboose 1813

"FROM THE INSIDE"
Many have seen 734 round Helmstetter's Curve from the outside. Here's a view of the tremendous work done inside the cab as Fireman Richard Butterworth shovels coal in... (more)

"FIRED UP"
The power for the NS local K80 uncoupled from its train a couple miles to the east and runs to Lee's Crossroads to switch and run around its cars to head back sout... (more)

"MILL CREEK"
The PRR Position Light signals light up along the straightaway at Mill Creek, PA on the former Middle Division

"M-6"
This JDT 16 ton 200 hp diesel hydraulic switcher built in March of 1969 as serial 6691 by Plymouth Locomotive Works sits in the Car Shop of the East Broad Top in Rockhi... (more)

"41196"
The Baldwin Locomotive Builder's Plate for East Broad Top #15 For more please visit www.thewrightphotographyofthings.com

"TIME STANDING STILL"
A customer receipt and July 1954 calendar are just a few artifacts just sitting collecting and becoming dust in the shops of the East Broad Top Railroad. For mor... (more)

"MIKADO REPRISE"
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