Three active Pennsy trains converge near Conway.

Heading for Columbus from Pittsburgh.

While the Pullmans on an eastbound passenger train sits clear of the PRR on the Big Four (left), a Shark has westbound tonnage in tow clattering over the diamonds at Crestline on the Pennsy. The... (more)

K4sa 612 lifts a long commuter train out of South Amboy putting the two-unit diesel trains from earlier in the day to shame.

Pennsylvania GG1 waits for a diesel-powered train to arrive from Bay Head Jct.. It was nice to see this electric motor in the traditional PRR livery.

The low sun glinting off the Nickel Plate rails underscores a trio of Pennsylvania Alco RS-3's at Silver Creek, NY. in September of 1967. The operator has come out of his shack to inspect the tra... (more)

A pair of Pennsy RS-3's shove a coal drag eastbound at Silver Creek, NY in the summer of 1967.

Overhead Wire Repair Train For rear end of train (a retired yellow MU car) see: http://railfan44.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1441775

Thanks to the folks who identified this location as "Bryn Mawr from the North Merion Avenue bridge, looking west". Sounds about right to me.

Season's Greeetings and Happy Harleydays to all railpictures.net contributors and viewers from the Godfather. This view is a sister image to this Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Steam 4-4-0
Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 1223
Train ID: Holiday train
Photo Date: December, 1966

The PRR special down the Port Line in autumn '54 is moving under the wires. This view from the back window reveals a general store on the left and the car on the right has just cleared the crossi... (more)

Here's one for the modelers. You are looking out the back window of a 1954 PRR excursion down the Port Line. Today, this is known as CP Holtwood on the NS. RP.net viewer Joe Benson reports that... (more)

This was taken on the Port Road, during a 1954 PRR excursion train, looking out the back window. Today about 80% of the old PRR signals on this route are still serving, and the Port Line remains ... (more)

The late-afternoon sun bathes the PRR Lewistown depot on the last day of 1956.

The skies have opened up and here's one more companion view of the action at Lewistown in the last daylight hours of 1956. For an earlier view of the steam engine being hostled, click more)