The North Reading Fast Freight emerges from the North end of the 926 foot long Tamaqua Tunnel. Built in 1854 by the Philadelphia and Reading RR for the primary purpose of moving Anthracite Coal.

NS 20X sits on the Rockville Bridge waiting for westbound traffic to clear so it can head into the yard in Harrisburg.

Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train rolls past the Hauto Dam in Nesquehoning, PA.

Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train blasts through downtown Tamaqua on its way to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

On a chilly November morning, the Reading & Northern Fall Foliage train pulls out of the Port Clinton station on its way to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

The Buffalo & Pittsburgh's JB1 switches out cars at the Domtar paper mill in Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania under stormy October skies. This crew works out of the yard in Johnsonburg to serve the local... (more)

A four-pack of SD40-2 helpers add dynamic braking to the 128 cars of Baltimore-bound coal train UBT-354 passing MG interlocking.

New Hope & Ivyland 40 flies up the grade at the Reeder Fill.

NS doublestack train traveling west as it comes out of Gallitzin Tunnels.

New Hope & Ivyland 40 leads its passenger train up the grade as it approaches Reeder on a sunny September afternoon.

CR 6431 brings an eastbound manifest through the crossover at SO interlocking in South Fork, PA. SO Tower, an open office at this time, was consumed by fire in November of 2008 although it had bee... (more)

New Hope & Ivyland 40 steams up in the engine house early in the morning prior to its fall foliage excursions. PLEASE NOTE: This photo was taken on railroad property with permission from the ra... (more)

NS 9593 brings westbound double-stacks past the old position light signals at Horningford, PA on an autumn afternoon. NS was uprating the horsepower for its C40-9Ws to 4400 during this time.

NS 593 emerges from the Allegheny Tunnel as it heads westbound through Gallitzin PA on a rainy and cold October day. The train is passing a former Pennsylvania Railroad Caboose that sits at the G... (more)

A sunny June morning and PO-74 passing Snag Pond .