A 600-series Harrisburg-Philadelphia Silverliner Service train, nearing the now-closed Eby-Chickies Road crossing. No. 230 was built by the St. Louis Car Co. in 1967 with left-hand controls, to pr... (more)

The "triple-8" Metroliner parlor car (PRR Class MPP85E5) leads a 3-car set under the 1923-built US Route 30 Bridge at Paradise. Note the old Pennsy 152-lb jointed rail on the Strasburg's siding a... (more)

Keystone Service in the 1980s, with an eastbound 3-car rebuilt Metroliner set. Budd-GE snack bar-coach (PRR Class MPC85E5) No. 856 (scrapped February 2003) is in the lead.

Silverliner Service in the 1970s, with an ex-PRR Class MP85B stopping by Mount Joy's crumbling platform. Amtrak and the Commonwealth of PA recently opened a new station here, with high level plat... (more)

1985 Keystone Service, with a Westinghouse Metrocoach leading a 3-car set under the old Route 30 bridge at Paradise. Not setting any speed records here, clattering along on the old PRR 152-lb joi... (more)

Eastbound Silverliners, traveling through the beautiful farmland of western Lancaster County. The 208 is one of 38 PRR Class MP85B cars from 1963.

A broken pantograph shoe has not stopped this eastbound two-car Silverliner Service train, which is boarding passengers at E-Town on a Sunday afternoon.

A Penn Central Silverliner has just passed over a rural grade crossing about 10 miles west of Lancaster, on its way to Harrisburg.

Probably the easiest assignment ever for an AEM-7; 2-car Sunday afternoon Keystone Service in the late 1980s. The old Pennsy umbrellas were removed and replaced with high-level platforms in 2009.

A Metroliner in Amish Country- the 823 (now cab-control car 9634) leads a trio of rebuilds east, with a panoramic view of Lancaster County farmland in the background. Note the replacement pantogr... (more)

GMD-built No. 199 is seen here in early-90s Keystone Service, crossing the old PRR arch bridge east of Lancaster. This unit was built in the mid-60s for Toronto's GO Transit, sold to Amtrak in 19... (more)

A battered No. 927 pushes its train away from the crumbling umbrella supports at the old PRR station on the high fill above E-town. The siding on the left services M&M Mars and the track on the r... (more)

The 1937-vintage PRR cat poles dwarf an eastbound Keystone Service train crossing the Conewago Creek at the junction with the old Cornwall & Lebanon Railroad. The C&L Branch was severely damaged ... (more)

1979 Keystone Line action, with an ex-PRR Silverliner II heading west at the 52.0 signal. The old PRR Main Line passes through Mine Ridge's 560' summit just east of here, heading out of the Chest... (more)

Late 1980s AEM-7 action on the Keystone Line, as an AEM-7 pauses at E-town with eastbound Heritage equipment. The low-level platforms were replaced by high-level platforms in 2009-2010, but the o... (more)