A southbound train on Cape May Seashore Lines passes the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines tower at Tuckahoe, N.J. The train is operating as part of the Spring Festival sponsored by the United R... (more)

Shot from the Roosevelt Road overpass with an old Kodak Rangefinder camera and Kodachrome II film.

A set of Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines RDC cars are coming off the Ocean City Branch, while a train from Cape May using Pennsylvania Railroad equipment stops across the platform at Tuckahoe,... (more)

In what seems like a possible step back in time, Pennsylvania Railroad K4 #3750 looms in the background behind M1b #6755 on a gloomy March day. Two sisters of the standard railroad of the world, s... (more)

A PRR GP9 passes by Tuckahoe tower. URHS Spring Festival night photo shoot.

The engineer of an outbound train receives his orders at Tuckahoe tower. URHS Spring Festival night photo shoot.

The engineer of a waiting passenger train speaks with a gentleman on the station platform. URHS Spring Festival night photo shoot.

PT 131 A Pennsylvania Railroad style Position Light Signal mast in Newport, PA on the former Middle Division is silhouetted by the night sky and Moon.

Semaphore Signal, Dwarf Signal, Searchlights and a Pennsylvania E8A is a few of the things you can find at this small railroad museum south of Cincinnati.

Steam Into History's recently leased Clinton Terminal Railroad GP-10 awaits its next run into Glen Rock. The unit will be doing weekday and non-historical based runs all season long as the railroa... (more)

"MILL CREEK"
The PRR Position Light signals light up along the straightaway at Mill Creek, PA on the former Middle Division

Pennsylvania class E7s 4-4-2 7002 has recently been returned to service by the Strasburg Railroad, joining PRR 4-4-0 1223. Here the two of them depart Leamon Place on the return trip to Strasburg.... (more)

Clear Sky Above - On Saturday, February 19, 1983, celebrated Amtrak GG1 4935 made what was expected to be its last trip under Pennsy wires, when two Amtrak GP9 “pumpkins” pulled the big electr... (more)

After making the trip from Hyde to Hanover Jct. in secrecy, Steam Into History's newly leased GP10 poses next to the station just minutes before heading down the line to New Freedom where it will ... (more)

PRR 5809 poses by the restored Barber Junction Station built in 1898. This station was moved to the North Carolina Transportation Museum in 1980.