When the Pennsylvania Railroad came to town it made it's presence known. This imposing structure was built in 1911 and unknown to many, was initially called "Union Station" as it served the Weste... (more)

A B&O Survivor! The Mount Royal Station and Trainshed was the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's third train station in Baltimore, Maryland, at the north end of the Baltimore Belt Line's Howard... (more)

What may be the most iconic clock in railroading stands in the center of Grand Central Terminal in New York City, New York. Opened in 1913, it is mind-boggling to think of all the people who have... (more)

It has been a little over 40 years since the once proud passenger trains of the Santa Fe and Ft. Worth and Denver Railroads called on Amarillo. Today the former Santa Fe depot is still in Great co... (more)

NJ Transit MP20B-3 1001 rests between switching chores at Hoboken Terminal on December 29, 2011. The station features a reconstructed clock tower (complete with LACKAWANNA lettering). This stati... (more)

At 5:00 PM, the rush hour at NJ Transit's Hoboken Terminal is in full swing. This station is also the ferry terminal for those wanting to sail across the Hudson River to Manhattan, the lights of... (more)

The mighty Pennsylvania Railroad left it's mark on Baltimore when it built it's imposing Penn Station in 1911 about a mile and a half north of downtown. Originally called Union Station until 1928... (more)

Scranton, PA was a railroad town in which the Lackawanna Railroad had a major presence. This fact becomes obvous when one encounters it's 1908 built massive railroad depot which was constructed i... (more)

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A grand PRR depot in downtown Chester, having escaped demolition, survives well into the next century, turning 114 years old this year. The build date, 1903, is marked on the chimney. Long ago, ... (more)

The interior of a 1903 PRR survivor: Chester Station, now known as the Chester Transportation Center. SEPTA provides both bus and train service here.

Grand Indeed! New York Central's Grand Central Terminal is a Manhattan landmark which serves as an example of the power and prestige that was once synonymous with the large American railroa... (more)

The interior of Newark Penn Station, built by the PRR back in 1935. This was designed to be one of Pennsy's centerpiece stations along the North East Corridor. A Newark gem known mostly by only ... (more)

A CNJ survivor in Newark, NJ! The Central Railroad of New Jersey had a modest station located in the heart of downtown Newark, NJ. It partially survives to this day, located next d... (more)

The restored and rededicated Wilmington Station illuminates the corner of East Front and French Street located within the historic "Frank Furness District" of Wilmington, DE.