An E-44 with its nose and cab doors open for the breeze parts the weeds near Cola Tower. The 4460 still wears its PRR-style numerals under the cab window, barely visible under the road grime. 44... (more)
A single E-33 (3,300 hp) is at the point of a westbound manifest, waiting on a crew. This locomotive was built by GE in January, 1957 as the VGN Class EL-C No. 139. It was renumbered to NW 239 a... (more)
An ex-PRR U25B leads six other GE units, smoking up the catenary east of CP MANOR. The 2602 was built by GE with dual control stands in August, 1962 as PRR Class GF25 No. 2502.
The CR 4418 West and a sister have 3 GG-1s dead-in-tow at the head end of a string of open-top automobile carriers. Note the newly-installed welded rail on the eastbound main. The 4418 was built... (more)
The CR 4838 East's engineer lays on the horn for the multiple grade crossings in this area. The GG-1's single-chime Leslie A-200 horn was an impressive device, audible from great distances. I li... (more)