B7 #112 works the terminal at Jersey City.

Working the platforms at Atlantic City, 0-6-0 B6sb #721 was a product of Altoona, one of 238 built 1915-26.

PRR utilized 0-4-0's in a few places, Atlantic City among them. A5s #713 was a product of the Altoona shops, one of 47 built 1916-24, and featured a Belpaire firebox and Walschaerts valve gear. N... (more)

Does this count as street running? PRR Class K4s.

K4sa 612 sits at Englishtown in late afternoon sunlight on a beautiful autumn day. Steam was not quite dead after this farewell trip as 612 and 830 last headed trains from Bay Head to South Amboy ... (more)

K4s 3733 sits on the siding at South Amboy waiting for a train. This was the first time that my father and I visited South Amboy and the shot is his. This K4s was one of a few that still had the o... (more)

From the Dziobko collection, photographer unknown. This is a PRR display set up in Harrisburg, featuring T1 5548 a Duplex meaning a rigid frame.ck Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Steam 4-4-4-4
Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 5548
Train ID: display
Photo Date: July 15, 1949

From the Dziobko collection, photographer unknown. This is a PRR display set up in Harrisburg, featuring T1 5548. These greyhounds were built for fast passenger service, used primarily in lines ... (more)

A brute from the Reading simmers in Atlantic City.

The K4 strikes an imposing figure easing up to the platform in the middle of the street.

K4s approaching the station in Burlington on the old PRR Bordentown Branch. As noted, this line is active today as the NJT River Line. The Nellie Bly ran from New York City to Atlantic City, NJ... (more)

The Baldwin locomotive number 1388 has been repainted to its original appearance. This engine came new to the Santa Lucia mill (name of Rafael Freyre mill before the revolution) in 1907. It run un... (more)

H1c Royal Hudson 2823 has stopped with a Monday commuter train to Montreal. The engineer looks back for a signal to depart.

The 0-4-0 switchers weren't found in many PRR locations, but Atlantic City was one where they could be seen. A5s #713 worked the passenger terminal. McGregor Color original.

#1361 in regular service, under steam. PRR Class K4s.