CSX train Q137 passes by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1891 station in Brunswick, MD designed by famed architect E. Francis Baldwin.

A spider's web is cast under a sign advising passing motorists to watch for locomotives. Locomotives that last touched these rails five years ago at the East Broad Top Railroad.

After leading a northboumd less than 24 hours prior thru the area, NS 1069 leads 15T south by Boyce, VA with the rising waning Moon above. 1069 is one of 20 locomotives Norfolk Southern painted in... (more)

Rolling through downtown Martinsburg from Hagerstown, WW 86 passes the 1889 Cumberland Valley Railroad Station on King Street after dark.

York 17 and train stop to pick up passengers just as trains have done here in the past like the one Abraham Lincoln did and from Gettysburg. The crew makes adjustments before continuing south to N... (more)

SEMAPHORE An old Semaphore signal and arm still stand on the former Gettysburg and Hanover RR Station in downtown Gettysburg.

QUINCY STATION Just east of Chambersburg, PA is Norlo Park which happens to surround a section of the old Mont Alto Railroad, a branch line of the the Cumberland Valley RR which connected to the ... (more)

"HARPERS FERRY STATION"
The historic wood-frame depot, which was designed in 1894 by architect E. Francis Baldwin for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (B&O). Baldwin, a Baltimor... (more)

"PAST AND PRESENT"
The cast and crew of our night charter pose by the station at Hanover Junction, PA. The station was a transfeer point in 1863 for President Lincoln on his ... (more)

"SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV"
For many passengers on the Norfolk and Western H Line this was their first thing that greeted them after crossing the Potomac River into West Virginia. Th... (more)

Passing the Martinsburg Station and Roundhouse Complex on a chilly early spring afternoon.

The Capitol Limited makes its station stop in Martinsburg, WV. Leading is AMTK 145, the Phase III heritage engine. The former station is now used for offices leased out from the town who owns the ... (more)

The "William H. Simpson" York #17 is a faithful replica of a Civil War era 4-4-0 steam locomotive. In 1863, a locomotive of this type pulled President Abraham Lincoln's train from Baltimore along ... (more)