A pair of Rio Grande tunnel motors brings cars west across the Sudan Trestle from Connellsville bound for Rook yard in Green Tree PA.

WE 3034 takes train 612 east across the Sudan Trestle heading for a drop off at Monessen PA and a tie down at Connellsville PA.

Moments before the sun rises over the great city of Pittsburgh PA, Q137 races along the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers.

Through a heavy snowfall, Amtrak 30 the eastbound Capitol Limited, marches east through McKeesport PA.

A tardy Capitol Limited sees its way across the pond at West Newton PA at first light on a late winter morning.

Streetlights begin to glow, and the setting sun paints a beautiful sky as empty coal U065 glides down the street east at Elizabeth PA.

As the sun fades behind the Laurel Highlands, Q217 heads down Sand Patch Grade, ducking under the former Western Maryland RR at Salisbury PA

G089 with BNSF 5858 sails east across the Youghiogheny River at Versailles PA with rain moving in quick that will last all afternoon into the evening.

Big Viaduct, version two that is, supports the NS Pittsburgh Line and 63V heading west between South Fork and Mineral Point PA. The original Big Viaduct was destroyed when the South Fork Dam had ... (more)

Three era's of Pennsylvanian Railroading in one photo. The stone column carried the railroad over the Conemaugh River until 1907, and a realignment and elevation increase necessitated a new arch ... (more)

Cool Blue // Mineral Point PA //

Quick moving storms rush over downtown Pittsburgh as a stack train heads north along the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers at the point.

The head end power of 564 emerges out of a snow squall from very scattered snow showers, heading north along the Mon Line in Clarksville PA

After loading its train at Blacksville, heading up the MGA and the street running of West Brownsville, N79 stretches across the Monongahela River between West Brownsville and Brownsville PA and he... (more)

N79 hustles north along the Monongahela River on the NS Mon Line just north of Fredericktown PA after an eventful winter weather event earlier in the morning.