Two veterans of the Northeast Corridor proudly stand at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

In celebration of Pennsy Days, a view of the Engineer & Conductor conversing to make sure they are both in sync for time to ensure an on-time departure. Thanks to the Railroad Musuem of Pennsylva... (more)

Inspired by O. Winston Link and many of his portraits or railroaders, Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Steam 2-8-0
Location: Strasburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 1187
Train ID: N/A
Photo Date: June 04, 2010

Snow plow spotted on a siding in North Philadelphia on a camera outing in 1965 or 1966. I assume it would be used on the 4 track mainline (visible in the distance) between Philly and NY. I also g... (more)

In an attempt to recreate a photo of something viewed by Winston O Link, 2 engine shop crew men converse about some of the repairs needed to get the Pennsylvania Railroads 1187 back in to service.... (more)

PRR 1223 comes back to life for this scene created by the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in celebration of "Pennsy Days!" The 1223 is getting ready to pull thier tain out of the Station on their... (more)

The conductor lets a couple of women know how long until the train leaves while 1223's fireman enjoys his last few moments of peace before getting back to work as the 4-4-0 races through the night... (more)

Like a Hershey's Kiss. 5900-5901 original Class 2[A1A-A1A]20E, delivered September 1945.

The North Jersey Chapter NRHS sponsored a steam special to Bay Head Junction with the last operating Camelback, #774, on Sunday, July 11, 1954. John took photos of the trip and they have all bee... (more)

PRR 9604 and 9605, chair cars from the Keystone Trainset are riding ITTX flatcars on CN 382. These cars are bound for Canac in St Laurent, Quebec.

The MIDDAY CONGRESSIONAL behind GG1 4884 rushes west as a New York bound multiple unit train sits at Elizabeth. Someone remarked that this was the "Big Boy " GG1 with number 4884. I dropped my Pan... (more)

The observation car on Seaboard's SILVER METEOR rushes past. The train is pulled by GG1 4907.

The first of its class is cresting the grade out of Altoona at Cresson, PA. Note the NYC F-unit and the Geep B unit.

A rather weary looking PRR E8A followed by an E7B descends the grade below the Gallitzin tunnels with a passenger consist. They will soon round the Horseshoe Curve on the way to Altoona, PA.