PRR (E6) #460 The "Lindbergh Engine" in the locomotive restoration shop at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, exactly 11 months prior to the day of her dedication.

PRR K4s No. 1361 is highballing along with eight cars in tow, on its way back to Altoona.

Detroit, in the early 1960s, was not a hot bed of Pennsy activity, in terms of freight traffic; there was only one or two inbound trains per day. On the plus side, they were typically drawn by som... (more)

In a beautiful fall autumn environment as are the Allegheny Mountains, EMD GP9 No. 7048 building in 1955, owner Pennsylvania Railroad, on display at Horseshoe Curve, NS Pittsburgh Line, in Altoona... (more)

The PRR Position Light Signals at Lilly, PA overnight in October, 2017 as the light from an approaching eastbound pierces through the night air and the stars slowly fade. Of note is the contrapti... (more)

The last surviving PRR Baldwin locomotive, SMS's restored DS4-4-1000 earns her keep switching cars for the railroad in South Jersey. No. 9069 is captured here with 17 years service under her belt... (more)

An eastbound manifest turns the corner around the curve on the PRR mainline through Mapleton, PA as it turns out, an empty hopper train enters the westbound block at Jacks and activates the 193W s... (more)

PRR's Suburban Station, a 21 story building, opened on September 28, 1930 in the heart of Philadelphia to replace the above ground Broad Street Station. The station survives today and serves all S... (more)

The 7048 stands guard while NS 6372 heads up the hill.

A pair of tuscan red E8s present a sight that was common on the Pennsylvania RR in the 1960s, but the scene is in former New Haven territory at Pine Orchard (Branford), CT, and the ex-PRR E8s are ... (more)

PRR K4s No. 1361 has brought a short train of three cars down from Altoona, and is running around its train for the return trip. By this time, the position light signals were gone, but the high i... (more)

PRR K4s No. 1361 has a respectable 8 cars in tow, crossing over at ROSE with a Bellefonte-Altoona excursion.

An old cart and coupler (leaning against the metal beam) sit next to PRR GG1 #4913 at the Altoona Railroader's Memorial Museum. Of special note, the coupler, from some sort of PRR rail car, was b... (more)

The boiler of K4 1361 sits next to the right of observation car 'Mountain View' at the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum.