Last surviving PRR Baldwin back in it's original paint.

Pensylvania Railroad M1 4-8-2 No 6926 built by Baldwin in 1926 on show at Altoona in 1937. A5s 0-4-0 switcher No 1098 stands beside the Mountain. What appears to be one of the two K5 Pacifics, No ... (more)

Heading west with 1223 leaving a nice trail of smoke.

After a hard day's work, PRR M1 4-8-2 6755 and K4 4-6-2 3750 simmer in an engine facility in eastern Pennsylvania.

1947 or 2007? In this test shot, the crew discuss their orders as PRR M1 6755 and K4 3750 await their departure. In actuality, these locomotives have never felt the heat of steam in over 50 years.... (more)

GG1 4935 makes a rare outdoor appearance at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

Shooting Kodachrome 10, my Argus C3 "brick" at 1/50sec was not able to freeze a set of Baldwin Centepedes as they drifted past my lens in the pit at Altoona. These were used as helper power on th... (more)

I was a teenager railfan on the loose at Altoona... PRR Class FF16.

Streamlined for speed! Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: EMD E8(A)
Location: Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 5809
Train ID: AMTK 975
Photo Date: July 08, 2007

Arriving back in Altoona with the first Railfest excursion, the Pennsy E8s roll by the classic PRR tower at 17th St. in Altoona, PA

A set of E8's drift east as a light power move by PRR's ALTO Tower bound for Rose Yard to be assigned to the next Pennsy train westward. Unfortunately it's 2007 and too good to be true, but just i... (more)

Another cut to be humped.

Push Pull train from Maple shade. Was this the first of it's kind in the world.

The air is thick above the once mighty PRR Altoona Works, Juniata Shops, with locomotive wheelsets of locomotives under repair as seen in the haze of this July day.