A light duty crane is spotted next to the sandhouse.

#4719 waits for work.

4744 poses in front of the Lackawanna main at Meadows.

A GG-1 and P5A wait next to the sandhouse.

The electrics wait under blue flag protection at Meadows. The original design, seen in the carbody of 4726, called for a 4-6-4 arrangement, and they were used mostly in freight due to the success... (more)

An unidentified K4 and electrics can be seen co-mingling at the Meadows Terminal.

A view from above at various PRR electrics in the rack. The Lackawanna main is under the wires on the far left.

Overview of the service tracks at Meadows, the roundhouse lead at the top and the skyline of Manhattan barely visible through the smog above it.

PRR #1453 makes a stop. Ansco Color ASA 10 original.

PRR #3807 was a favorite of the fans at the time. Mr. William Rosenberg is at the extreme left.

When this photo of EL power working the depot area was snapped, the Beatles had already performed their last official concert at Candlestick, and the first episode of The Monkees was about ... (more)

E-L freight works the main west of Dover.

Late summer at Dover, a yard switch has a car to drag in passing the old commercial district under the wires. Thanks to Richard Scott Marsh for bringing out the beauty of the Kodachrome II colors... (more)

a view from the inside of PRR 3807 waiting for service

Begging the question: what is more classic, a K4 or a Woodie?