SMS Rail Lines and the Woodstown Central Railroad hosted a photo charter weekend in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Railfan & Railroad Magazine. The Sunday activities consisted of a tour o... (more)

Rolling out of Union Station bald PRR 4248 with 4268 leading train 22 The Manhattan Limited on its journey to New York on July 20, 1967. Photographer Al Holtz, from my collection.

Brunswick Green. Raindrops bead on the nose of Pennsylvania Railroad GG-1 no. 4877, which looks resplendent in its 5-stripe Brunswick Green paint scheme.

Nelly Bly. On the Pennsylvania Railroad side, the"Nelly Bly" originated in New York Penn Station and joined the PRSL in Haddonfield, New Jersey, today served by PATCO while NJ Tra... (more)

2014 Night At The Museum. Once a year the United Railroad Historical Society of NJ opens its Boonton, New Jersey facility to the public for an event called "Museum For A Day". On ... (more)

K4s 1361 and her tender sit in the roundhouse of the Altoona Railroader's Memorial Museum. The locomotive is in the process of restoration to operating condition and the tender appears to be just... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad 0-6-0 643 is flying the flags this Labor Day weekend pulling the 11:45 train. This locomotive runs select times of the year and during the Labor Day weekend at steam engine ... (more)

The Jeffersonian (I believe) is poised to depart St. Louis Union Station.

Moving Power. On August 8, 2015, a Norfolk Southern special move passed through Horseshoe Curve in Altoona Pennsylvania with a cargo of export locomotives from General Electric in Erie, Pen... (more)

Some cosmetic work is being done on Pennsy's Class H10s 2-8-0 Consolidation Type No. 7688, which was built by Lima in September 1915.

PRR 8517 takes on sand n the PRR Yard B facility located in Logansport, IN. Kodachrome, photographer unknown, John E. Troxler collection.

PRR 9875 takes a spin on the turntable located in the PRR Yard B facility in Logansport, IN. Kodachrome, photographer unknown, John E. Troxler collection.

The Kodachrome slide mount is dated July 1959 which was the processing date. The Wabash RR tracks are running and curving out of the picture on the left side and the remaining area is the PRR Yard... (more)

In May 2014, the North Carolina Transportation Museum hosted a Streamliners Festival where E units and F units (and streamliners from other builders) all congregated at the museum in Spencer almos... (more)

PRR train 326 is seen at Louisville Kentucky in 1934. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.