Where once Reading Camelbacks, RDC's and RS-3's ran, an older couple walk along the former Reading Company ROW, part of the expanding Pennypack Trail. The surviving station was built in 1902 and ... (more)

DB Draw

Decommissioned by Norfolk Southern in October of 2002, this is "DB Draw", a swing bridge built in 1889 by the New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The NY, LE&W was... (more)

On a quiet February 7, 2005, morning, a lonely crossbuck guards a rarely-used grade crossing on the Nevada Northern Railway at East Ely, Nevada.

Passing On The Passaic. From the time of its opening by the Erie Railroad controlled New York & Greenwood Lake Railway in 1897 until its closing by New Jersey Transit on September 30, 2002 ... (more)

On February 26, 2021, the visitors center at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport, Maine is blanketed in snow. With the museum closed for the season, members and staff spend the winter wor... (more)

The men behind the restoration of former Erie Railroad WC Tower and the WC Tower board, Mike S, Curtis, and Mike B, take a minute to pose inside in Waldwick, NJ on Saturday, March 27, 2021. The bo... (more)

A view of some of the beautiful restoration of the Former Erie Railroad WC Tower in Waldwick, NJ on Saturday, March 27, 2021, which has now been put back into its original place by the Waldwick Hi... (more)

It's a sunny day at former Erie Railroad WC Tower in Waldwick, NJ on Saturday, March 27, 2021, which has now been restored by the Waldwick Historical Society. NJ Transit trains still pass on a dai... (more)

Reading Terminal

Built in 1893 by the Reading Company, this passenger terminal and company headquarters is located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia at the corner of 12th and Market S... (more)

"The Cut"

The remnants of a portion of the former Reading Company's "City Branch" in downtown Philadelphia, PA. The branch was built between 1881 and 1893 by the Philadelphia & Reading ... (more)

This is the elevated portion of the former Reading Company's "City Branch", built between 1881 and 1893, located in the heart of Philadelphia, PA. The branch was built by the Philadelphia & Readi... (more)

The Reading Company's Gateway to Philadelphia

Abandoned, forelorn and out of service, this is the former four track main of the once mighty Reading Railroad. It leads south into the ... (more)

The next RDC is running a bit late... the last one departed Churchville, bound for Philadelphia, 38 years ago.

Reading Company's 1892 built survivor - located in Churchville, PA. This station, which once saw Reading Camelback steam locomotives, was last in service under the SEPTA commuter agency in 1983. ... (more)