Can you find all five bridges?

You can still find classic Rio Grande power working mainline trains, albeit in Western Pennsylvania of all places

The Fs are seen here bridging the generation gap as P42 AMTK 162 sits prepared to power tomorrow's Pennsylvanian across the platform.

The end of an era! Seen here is the second to last revenue train to use this bridge. Once this bridge was critical to US Steel's empire, as it was bracketed on both sides by steel mills. Today, bo... (more)

A WM speed lettered GP30 hauling a WM Chessie 'chop nose' GP9 on ex-WM rails, that happens about once in never! WM 6400 came in on Q400 last night and by chance the very moment I went to photograp... (more)

Although this spectacular angle is relatively easy to get too, I have seen only a few photos from on top the of the ex-WM Salisbury Viaduct.

B781 got a late start today, just barely departing in time for the last light of the day. Its seen here just after leaving Neville Island on its way to Riverton with its usually assortment of chem... (more)

The URR bridge over the old PRR main is a Pittsburgh classic, the annoying roadway next to it is not. See photo 160546 to compare this location to what it looked like in the 1960s. If you thought ... (more)