CP Rail heads north on Conrail's Buffalo Line, with an ex-Missouri Pacific GATX SD40-2 sandwiched between the two CP units.

The now-preserved 964 (at Strasburg) is holding up traffic on Bel Air Avenue as it heads south toward DC's Union Station. This locomotive was built by GE for Amtrak in June, 1976, and was later r... (more)

A farmer working his field has his attention momentarily diverted by a westbound ballast train passing the old Reading RR signal near Mill Street. No. 7570 was built in October, 1956 as PRR GP9 N... (more)

Last days of the classic old Reading RR signal at CP WALL, as an eastbound intermodal chugs by with a smoky B36-7 at the head end. Today, the yard is virtually abandoned, with the disappearance o... (more)

Sunset for the code line as two Conrail EMDs head east alongside the old Reading Railroad communication/signal wires, with the late winter sun highlighting the clear glass insulators. I think mos... (more)

E-60 No. 960 and new Amfleet cars are on display during the open-house celebrating the restoration of Amtrak's Lancaster Station in 1977. The 70-foot long 183-ton giant was built by GE in July, 1... (more)

Immaculate EMD power being readied for the Maryland Midland's dinner train. In a few minutes, the F7 will pull forward, allowing the GP9 to couple to the hind end for use on the return trip. No.... (more)

Pennsy steam on the CSX, with the PRR 7002 on its last lap from Strasburg to Hanover for the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. The next day, it would pull a trainload of reenactors and... (more)

A big GE B36-7 leads two Geeps and an intermodal train westbound over the Conestoga River. Note the staggered stonework in the arches. When built, there was provision made for doubling the width... (more)

Two E44s are heading west through COLA Interlocking in the long-hood forward mode, wearing Conrail's "minimalist" paint scheme with no markings except the cab numerals. No. 4454 was bui... (more)

A Pennsy 4-4-2 and a Chessie U30B are unlikely stablemates in this scene- the occasion being the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. The PRR 7002 traveled from Strasburg the previous day... (more)

Pan Am visits Enola Yard, with the 3404 in the lead with two different fonts in the number boards. Note also the 5,000-gallon fuel tank on this ex-Quebec North Shore & Labrador unit.

GG-1s 4811 and 4886 are southbound at Aberdeen, passing the old PRR station at 18 East Bel Air Avenue on their way to Bayview or Potomac Yard. No concrete ties yet in 1978, and the 4-lane grade c... (more)

Conrail "stealth." Class unit No. 6610 in the light-gray "Ballast Express" scheme from 1997 leads a westbound RoadRailer through Perdix. GE built only ten 3,200 hp C32s, with... (more)

Conrail's Pittsburgh to Morrisville manifest freight is crossing the massive 1904-built bridge over the Conestoga River. The bridge was an integral part of the PRR's Atglen & Susquehanna Branch; ... (more)