Amtrak Train #40, The Floridian, passes through CP 437 in South Bend, Indiana during the Early morning hours. Today's consist features the Operation Life Saver and the 50th Anniversary Heritage Un... (more)

Amtrak 301 leads the northbound Floridian a few miles outside America’s Capitol under a beautiful winter sunset.

I'm Late, I'm Late. Running over six hours late due to reported mechanical issues, the Floridian heads north from Columbia to its next stop in Camden, SC.

On America’s 200th Birthday, Amtrak’s train 40, the eastbound Broadway Limited, departs downtown Chicago for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where the train will be split, with one section co... (more)

Private Car Cannon Ball, Brownsville, Texas, brings up the markers of Amtrak 40, the eastbound Broadway Limited, behind Amtrak Sleeper 2439.

Amtrak's eastbound Broadway Limited has just departed Harrisburg station. Next stop, Lancaster, PA.

Odd couple of an F40PHR-GP40TC with the "Broadway" at Paradise. Scanned from a Kodak Plus-X Pan negative, ASA 125.

The eastbound Broadway Limited rounds the curve along the Susquehanna River east of CP Cannon.

The sun found a break in the morning haze for the front half of the eastbound Broadway Limited.

The eastbound "Broadway Limited" descends Slope into Altoona with AMT 402 F40PHR trailing unit. Track reconfiguring is in progress on the Conrail Pittsburgh Line at this location.

Both the "Broadway" and the "broad-way" (4-track main) are looking a little rough here in 1979. Lead unit 444 was built for the ACL in 1946 as an E7 and was later upgraded to an E8.

A late Claytor-era eastbound Broadway Limited is switching onto the platform track at Lancaster. A lot has changed here in 25+ years; the two center "mainline" tracks are gone, the iron... (more)

Doubleheaded GG-1s on the Broadway Limited slam across the old Reading & Columbia diamond at better than a mile-a-minute. It's the last weeks of passenger-G operations to Harrisburg, with the F40... (more)

On an early April day in 1993, Amtrak's Broadway Limited heads eastbound through Lewistown, PA with the then normal trio of F40PH units leading the cut of express freight cars.

The Broadway Limited heads into the morning sun, with one of the GG-1s not picked up by Amtrak- No. 4894, built by PRR/GE in April 1940. I'm sure the passengers in the sleeper right behind the ba... (more)