Former CR No. 6254 with PRR designation at the time is mated with ex-CR SD60M No. 5504 - now NS 6765. They are highballing through Port Royal, PA on an autumn morning with a string of hi cube boxc... (more)

Westbound Norfolk Southern intermodal 23M hustles across the Pittsburgh Line behind an SD70 and an SD80MAC as it passes through Port Royal, Pennsylvania past PRR position light signals and under t... (more)

“Bridge to Yesteryear”
The eastbound Pennsylvanian, Amtrak 42(27), dives under the cast-in-place concrete arch bridge that has carried Port Royal’s Market Street over the Pe... (more)

Symbol EDPI (Edge Moor-Conway) streaks through Port Royal on a summer afternoon while big, juicy cumulus clouds portend of a thunderstorm later in the day. The north track was lowered for clearanc... (more)

Norfolk Southern ES40DC 7547, in primer, leads an empty coal train west at Port Royal on April 29, 2006. The signals are gone now, but the Route 75 overpass that dates back to 1910 is still in use... (more)

Amtrak 43, the westbound "Pennsylvanian", runs Track One this day.

NS ES44AC 8154 roars under the bridge and past the now fallen 151 signals at Port Royal, PA. Classic PRR signals like these are falling victim to the ongoing signal project on the NS Pittsburgh Li... (more)

Eastbound at mp 151 signals,

Eastbound splitting the ex PRR Signals.

A standard cab SD70 leads a couple of foreign BNSF GEVOs under the overpass at Port Royal, PA. The old Pennsy signals still stand but perhaps not for much longer. This is my first time to photog... (more)

NS 8062 East brings a long intermodal train under the 1910 vintage overpass in Port Royal, PA.

An eastbound empty coal train splits a pair of endangered ex-PRR position light signals and gets ready to pass under PA Hwy 75.

An eastbound train passes under the 1910 concrete bridge at Port Royal, Pa. The concrete bridge's days may be numbered; the ex-Pennsylvania Railroad position light signals' days are definitely num... (more)

Empty oil train 67W heads west as it passes the PPL's in Port Royal on a mild summer night.