Standby power lays over in the coach yard next to (then) Philadelphia Municipal Stadium on the south side.

30th Street Station and Michael the Arch Angel WWII memorial statue.

PRR #1223; spending her days after retirement from the Pennsylvania Railroad quite well. She was a star in the films BROADWAY LIMITED and HELLO, DOLLY! She was there during a famous moment for the... (more)

One of the famed PRR mainline engines, the #7002 (#8063) which ran doubleheaders with #1223 for the Strasburg Railroad. It now rests in the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania . . . across the street ... (more)

The lowly PRR local works past the depot in Riverside on the last day of the Pennsylvania Railroad, tomorrow it's "Penn Central".

The photographer's first trip to Altoona after the mating of the worms in February, 1968, and no signs of changes at the former PRR car shops in Altoona..yet.

The diminutive PRR 4-4-2, #460, waits under the coal chute at Atlantic City as John's friend Bill Rosenberg looks on. The friendly PRSL employe partially dden by the coal chute supports, allowed t... (more)

After most of a day's worth of rainy, cloudy chasing, Bennett Levin's restored PRR E8's lead the Pacific Express into Cambridge Springs, PA. The train, which spent its day traveling the former Er... (more)

Westbound Pennsylvania Railroad F7A-B-A #9792 with 98 boxcars of merchandise near Altoona, PA. Note the coupler covers on the lead unit, and the Pennsy style roof top induction antenna on the ... (more)

The CSAO OI-2, 117th meeting rail tour of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents, is seen in Jersey City as it rounds the curve at CP Marion, as the train runs from Croxton Yard back... (more)

On the PRSL Engine No. 460 is at Atlantic City' NJ after a fantrip run from Newark, NJ. This is Johns 1000th photo for Railpictures.net. Many thanks to all for allowing him to share his images.... (more)

Our first stop for service comes at Thorndale, where passengers are allowed to de-board and mingle about getting photos. We'll stay on the mainline to Lancaster, the Low Grade line shares the rig... (more)

It's May Day 1955, what better excuse for an excursion led by a PRR K4s? #7133, freshly wiped down by it's engineman, is ready to reverse back to the platform under the guidance of what is likely... (more)

A set of red cars roll by Franklin Field. The boxcars in the yard below are assumed to contain newsprint for the Philadelphia Bulletin. This train is a Army-Navy football special enroute to the M... (more)