Nittany & Bald Eagle brings a cut of cars out of their yard at the interchange with Norfolk Southern at Tyrone.

Nittany & Bald Eagle brings a cut of cars into their yard at Tyrone, crossing the Little Juniata River.

Nittany & Bald Eagle brings a cut of cars up the main through Port Matilda on a beautiful Spring morning.

Nittany & Bald Eagle brings a cut of cars out of their yard through the middle of Tyrone with a matching set of EMD Geeps.

NS train 65Z heads West through Johnstown on a beautiful Spring afternoon.

An Eastbound coal drag passes under the soon to be extinct signals at Jamestown Road.

A pair of helpers shove an Eastbound manifest trade with dozens of tractors headed for export up the steep grade of the Allegheny Mountains. The signal heads on the bridge were removed a week befo... (more)

An Eastbound intermodal train passes the historic Pennsylvania Railroad AR (Allegheny Range) Tower in Gallitzin.

The days are numbered for this historic signal bridge at Lilly. The Pennsylvania Railroad signals have protected this line. since the steam era, but will fall within days in favor of modern positi... (more)

The days are numbered for this historic signal bridge at Lilly. The Pennsylvania Railroad signals have protected this line. since the steam era, but will fall within days in favor of modern positi... (more)

One of the saddest sites among the deteriorating equipment at Steamtown is the Meadow River Lumber Company #1. The Meadow River Lumber Company, which operated in Rainelle, West Virginia from 1906 ... (more)

A quick visit to the railfan pavilion in Macungie, PA turned out to be successful as the Central of Georgia heritage unit was leading Westbound intermodal train 211.

A four pack of SD40E helper locomotives shoves loaded coal drag 590 up the West Slope of the Allegheny Mountains past the soon to be extinct color position lights at Portage.

Westbound manifest 35A slides down into Cresson passing under the soon to be extinct Pennsy signal bridge next to Route 53.

The iconic Pennsylvania Railroad color position light signals have stood on the Pittsburg Line since the days of steam and have seen four railroads. Sadly, they are all being replaced in favor of ... (more)