A loaded coal train for Baltimore heads through Middletown in the early morning. Because NS prefers to run trains on Amtrak in darkness, daylight trains on the Port Road and Royalton Branches are ... (more)

Eastbound Keystone Service train 642 sails through the station in Middletown during a very heavy snowstorm. 642 greeted me with a large shower of snow moments after taking this image, but I'd say ... (more)

The MIDH returning from Conrail interchange, about to do their little bit of street running.

After working the Middletown & Hummelstown interchange, the bi-weekly H23 job returns to Lancaster on a beautiful winter morning. On the left is the old PRR freight house. The two tank cars to the... (more)

The first ever photo charter featuring the Western Maryland S6, reciently repainted into proper speed-lettering livery. The train is seen here street running through the center of Middletown at ab... (more)

Rebuilt GP38-2's lead by the 5661 lead NS local H23 back to Lancaster over Amtrak's Harrisburg Line after dropping the interchange with the Middletown & Hummelstown. The 92 signals are new with th... (more)

After dropping off the interchange with the Middletown & Hummelstown, the H23 crosses over from two to one track at CP Roy to head back to Lancaster via the main line..

Middletown & Hummelstown has repainted their Alco S6 back into its original Western Maryland colors seen here pulling the interchange from the NS H23 local. Join them for the opening of this years... (more)

Middletown & Hummelstown's Civil War Steam Special, pulled by CN #91, is leaving Middletown for Indian Echo Caverns.

The two "big" locomotives on the M&H are parked out of the way so that the Civil War Steam Special can be spotted for boarding. The Conrail Historical Society caboose is in the background.

The engineer and fireman of CN 2-6-0 #91 are taking a well deserved rest after returning to Middletown with the Middletown & Hummelstown Civil War Special.

A flagman walks a train down the middle of the street in Middletown with the Conrail Historical Society caboose carrying the marker.

The first train of the day is loading, framed by some m/w equipment