MIDH 151 street running at Kuppy's Diner during nite photo session for 40th Anniversay weekend.

Amtrak's Keystone Service train 647 crosses Swatara Creek on the approach to Middletown station in a snowstorm.

Ever since PTC was implemented on Amtrak's Keystone Corridor the Pennsylvanian has had to have a PTC-equipped electric running ahead of its non-PTC equipped P42 diesel. On this day, the con... (more)

The German ICE Train is visiting the USA, passing the classic old PRR position-light and dwarf signals at CP ROY.

Amtrak's electric Veterans ACS-64 shoves an extra 3-car train over Swatara Creek on its way to Harrisburg. The 642 was undergoing test runs prior to entering regular service.

The Virginian Heritage Unit leads train I8V across Swatera Creek and down the Roy Branch. The Ford products in-tow are headed to the Dundalk Marine Terminal near Baltimore for export.

Post Christmas rush... Passengers at the Middletown Station board Amtrak regional No. 650 for New York City from Harrisburg. The unique Keystone Corridor provides high speed passenger service from... (more)

Arriving at Middletown from Harrisburg, Amtrak ASEA AEM-7 No. 953 eases into the station, framed by the Keysytone Corridor catenary. The regional Train No. 650 is destined for New York City from H... (more)

Another train of empty tank cars heads west to be reloaded. The train is running on Norfolk Southern's Royalton Branch, which shares the same right-of-way as Amtrak's Keystone Line between Middle... (more)

The Middletown & Hummelstown (The "Milk & Honey" Line).

Freight service provided since 1976 and passenger excursion service since 1986.

65R is being followed by dozens of railfans as it crosses Swatera Creek in Middletown, PA

Crude oil empties head from Baltimore with the NKP Heritage unit 8100 leading on the NS Royalton Branch towards Harrisburg.

An old SEPTA trolley and a rare Western Maryland Alco S6 sit dormant on the M&H Railroad in Middletown, PA, just down the street from Amtrak's Keystone Line.

The PRR E8s are once again in charge of a CRHS Chartered Train. This time the Susquehanna Limited, which operated from Washington D.C. to Harrisburg via the NS Port Road Branch, Rockville Bridge, ... (more)

An early morning visit to the M&H yard finds the Western Maryland painted S6 parked at the end of street running next to the days excursion train with 65-tonner #2 leading.