PRR K4s No. 1361 is heading back to Altoona on the old PRR mainline after pulling a public excursion from Tyrone to Bellefonte over the Bald Eagle Branch.

Pennsylvania Railroad Suburban Station

The last rays of light reflect from the surrounding glass covered skyscrapers across North 16th Street illuminating the facade of Philadelphia's Sub... (more)

In what seems like a possible step back in time, Pennsylvania Railroad K4 #3750 looms in the background behind M1b #6755 on a gloomy March day. Two sisters of the standard railroad of the world, s... (more)

The 4935 has just uncoupled from the westbound Broadway Limited and is preparing to switch onto the "motor track" for tomorrow morning's eastbound run to New York. No. 4935 was built by... (more)

Penn Central was less than a year old (and still solvent!) in December of 1968. A pair of GE E44 electrics still in PRR paint have brought a manifest over Newark Bay into the Greenville section of... (more)

PRR GG1s and B1s, Queens, 1964. Sunnyside Yard was (and still is) the coach yard serving Manhattan's Penn Station. That day's quest was the legendary DD1 side-rod electric, which didn't seem to... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

A view of Rockville Bridge from behind doubleheaded steam pulling open-window coaches. The Lancaster Chapter NRHS excursion train powered by PRR 7002-1223 is heading west to just beyond the signa... (more)

PRR K4s No. 1361 is running around its train, after having pulled it tender-first around the east leg of the Duncansville wye. The train originated at the museum in Altoona, and was one of severa... (more)

Once a steam star on the Strasburg Rail Road, PRR E7 Atlantic #"7002" (originally PRR #8063) sits forever static inside the George M. Hart Rolling Stock Hall at the Railroad Museum of Pe... (more)

Nearing the tunnel to Penn Station on a murky summer day

SMS Lines, ex PRR 9069 sits outside of the Paulsboro Refinery waiting for her next assignment.

I am uncertain as to the precise date and location, however this was upon a NRHS excursion from Philadelphia via Sunbury and thence down the Bald Eagle Branch to Tyrone. We toured the West Virgini... (more)

In the state of Virginia, Pennsy E-44 4416 and GG-1 4632 await their next calls in RF&P’s Potomac Yard, its hump in the background. Sharp eyes will note the kerosene lanterns hanging on the â€... (more)

Wilmington & Western's PRR #4662, the "Paul Revere", navigates through the cut and around a sharp bend in Hockessin, DE.