Norfolk Southern 61M blasts through Spruce Creek, PA with NS 1107 towing a string of Amtrak Ballast Hoppers. The cars are coming from the Amtrak Michigan Line and will be loaded at Dyers Quarry in... (more)

Tunnel Time: NS 1820 leads intermodal 28X out of the Spruce Creek Tunnel on the Pittsburgh line as it crosses over a new bridge being built over a stream in the mountains.

Spruce Stacks: NS 1820 leads intermodal 28X east out of the Spruce Creek Tunnel, located at PT 213 on the Pittsburgh line, as it passes a construction crew working on a new bridge.

The rear of a westbound intermodal train crosses the Little Juniata River near Spruce Creek. This stone arch bridge is one of many on the PRR Middle Division as the railroad crosses this windy riv... (more)

NS 593 exits the 950ft. Spruce Creek Tunnel with an Ex-Conrail duo leading the way.

NS C42 heads east out of Spruce Creek Tunnel with a RP-E4C Mother Slug Set for power

NS 26T flies through Spruce Creek Tunnel and passes over one of many steel reinforced PRR arch bridges crossing the Little Juniata River.

The Penn Central heritage unit leads 64J east out of Spruce Creek Tunnel as it heads east on "home rails". For more information, visit ... (more)

Eastbound Amtrak No. 30, the "National Limited," was passing Spruce Tower at Spruce Creek, PA on August 8, 1978 with two E8As.

The eastbound Pennsylvanian negotiates the twisty trackage between Tyrone and Spruce Creek on its way to its next stop at Huntingdon...

With the base of the Allegheny Front and PRR's Slope just west of here, the Ex-PRR Middle Division is often overlooked by photographers. 26T crosses Bridge No 1 over the Little Juniata, a fascinat... (more)

Westbound Pennsylvanian passes Camp Espy Farms

NS 2641 leads business cars Alabama, Illinois, and Pennsylvania past the town of Spruce Creek. This train is headed to the 50th Anniversary of O. Winston Link's first N&W photograph in Waynesboro,... (more)

Westbound empties rattle along the NS backbone on a sunny summer day in central Pennsylvania. Rare to see an old Conrail blue Dash-8.