Snow In Bethlehem. Norfolk Southern Train H76 passes CP Bethlehem in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on the evening of March 8, 2019 with the Steel Works in the background. NS GP38-2 5620 (née-SOU... (more)

An unfortunate yet spectacular scene along the Lehigh River this morning. NS 9891 is the other unit. At the moment the cause of the incident is still unknown. I had the morning to myself at the ho... (more)

An unfortunate yet spectacular scene along the Lehigh River this morning. NS 9891 is the other unit. At the moment the cause of the incident is still unknown. I had the morning to myself at the ho... (more)

Lehigh Valley Alco PA-1 604 leads the New York City to Coxton, PA the daily passenger train "The John Wilkes" at Bethlehem, PA on July 05, 1950. The John Wilkes lasted until Februar... (more)

I was heading to dinner at Mama Nina's (if you know, you know) and heard horns down in the valley while parking. So you KNOW what had to be done. Thanks to the low light capabilities of my G... (more)

Freshly fallen snow clings to the tree limbs as 212 rounds Wilts Curve.

62V passes the remains of Bethlehem Steele at CP 87.

19G waits at CP Bethlehem for room to enter Allentown Yard. The Savanah and Atlanta heritage unit is trailing.

It's the end of the line for a trio of switchers that spent almost 75 years in Bethlehem, PA, mostly working the Bethlehem Steel plant. They were part of a large group of switchers that had been s... (more)

Lehigh Valley Management recently scrapped most of the Bethlehem Steel era switchers that were stored in their yard for over 20 years. A 1957 built SW1200 and 1951 built SW9 appear to be all that'... (more)

Lehigh Valley Rail Management's AM job departs Iron Hill Yard on a rainy morning with a transfer run to NS behind a trio of ex-L&N/CSX switchers. This was once a booming location in the midst of B... (more)

PBNE 43 sits among other power at Bethlehem Steel's engine house in Bethlehem, PA. Tim Howeter photograph, collection of Colin Kund.

CR 3623 and CR 7612 (a RS11) sitting in the snow outside of the engine terminal at Bethlehem, PA.

CR GP7 7550 leads CR ALCo RS11 7652 over the bridge at Bethlehem. The train is coming east to River yard from Allentown Yard.

Reading RS3's 485, 483 and GP7 635 shove a coal train into Bethlehem Steel in 1970. From the Houser Collection, included in the collection of Colin Kund.