AMTK No. 613 pushes an Amtrak Keystone past a paused SEPTA commuter train pulled by SPAX No. 907 at Whitford, PA. Both trains captured under the 375 foot PRR bridge which was part of a bypass kno... (more)

Amtrak's AMTK No. 636 leads a westbound Keystone through Whitford ducking the massive former PRR bridge adjacent to Whitford st... (more)

An Amtrak Keystone barrels down the corridor for which it is named, rounding the bend into Whitfield, Pennsylvania ruffling the leaves while en route from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to New York City... (more)

The massive 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge looms large over passing trains on the Keystone Corridor. Built for the PRR, the 375 foot bridge was part of a bypass known as the ... (more)

They say it is good luck when a single fox crosses your path...

There is a tale told of a fox that once stole fire from the heavens to provide to humankind. Here, posed along the track... (more)

A set of GE built SEPTA Silverliner IV's, led by No. 178, accelerates out of Whitford, PA, ducking the massive 1906 PRR built (and abandoned) through truss bridge. Next stop - Railroad: SEPTA
Locomotive: GE Silverliner IV
Location: Whitford, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: SPAX 178
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 23, 2019

An Amtrak ACS-64, No. 648, leads (yeah - imagine that, leads) a Keystone through Whitford, PA ducking the 375 foot former PRR through truss bridge that once carried the Philadelphia and Thorndale ... (more)

A SEPTA commuter train accelerates west through Whitford, Pennsylvania, passing an eastbound Amtrak Keystone just shy of the abandoned 375 foot former PRR through truss bridge that once carried th... (more)

Amtrak's Veterans unit, No. 642, leads a westbound Keystone through Whitford ducking the massive former PRR bridge adjacent to ... (more)

The Pennsylvania Railroad's massive 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge looms in the background at Whitford, PA, as an early morning SEPTA commuter train made up of Silverliner V'... (more)

A set of SEPTA Silverliners pause at Whitford station ducking the massive 1906 PRR built bridge which measures 375 feet across. The station, no longer in service, was built in 1880. On August 2,... (more)

An Amtrak Keystone ducks under the former PRR built flyover while sprinting past the 1880 built PRR station. On August 2, 1984, the station house, no longer in service, was listed on the National... (more)

The Pennsylvania Railroad's massive 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge looms in the background at Whitford, PA, as an Amtrak Keystone train races east towards Exton, PA. A westb... (more)

An Amtrak ACS-64, No. 648, leads a Keystone through Whitford, PA ducking the abandoned 375 foot former PRR through truss bridge that once carried the Philadelphia and Thorndale Branch of the PRR.

An Amtrak Keystone led by ACS-64 No. 659, sprints west past SEPTA's Whitford station ducking the massive, abandoned, 1906 built pin-connected Parker through truss bridge. Built for the PRR, the 3... (more)