It's Pronounced Duːkeɪn (or "Doo-Cane")A Union Railroad empty steel slab train passes through the railroad's Duquesne Yard in, of all places, Duquesne, Pennsylva... (more)
A southbound Union Railroad consist rolls over one of the massive bridges in Turtle Creek approaching East Pittsburgh.
In 1936–1939 Baldwin Locomotive Works built nine 0-10-2 steam locomotives for the Union Railroad. Since these were the only locomotives ever built in the United States to this wheel arrangement ... (more)
Bringing up the rear of a southbound Union Railroad loaded ore train is URR caboose number 101 at milepost 2 along the North Bessemer Branch in Penn Hills, PA.
The Union RR prepares to set off a cut of cars for Norfolk Southern at the interchange track in Homestead, PA.
They were known as "buffalo", due to their somewhat ungainly appearance. The Union railroad had a large fleet of Baldwin road switchers that they re-engined with EMD prime movers in the early 1960... (more)
Three Union Railroad switchers are seen working at Homestead, near the Marcegaglia USA steel pipe and tube company.
A Union Railroad switcher has some gondolas from the Camp Hill pipe mill in McKeesport, next to the CSX main line.
This scene from back in the day, I am told, shows a Union RR train that has come across the river from the Duquesne works, and a PL&E train is showing back to Demmler. Thanks Steven McKay.
Union RR #4 resting at Halls, PA || Sept. 1989
