NBER 4174 and 1603 lead the local across the Little Juanita River towards downtown Tyrone.

Before I head back to school, I decided to chase for the first time along the Nittany and Bald Eagle Railroad. After a surprise coal train cleared early this morning, NBR-4, the local running fro... (more)

Nittany & Bald Eagle Tyrone Turn

The Nittany & Bald Eagle has picked up a healthy cut of freight from the NS interchange just outside of town and makes their way through the ce... (more)

NBR-4 approaches Belle to finish up the run to Sunnyside Yard after making a stone cold run up the valley in the wake of Snowstorm Stella.

Heading Back

Despite already having blown the railhead clear of accumulation on the westbound trip (south, really), the NBER's thrice-weekly train continues to leave a white streak i... (more)

"The Branch"

The NBER operates the former Bald Eagle Branch of the PRR, or known to some locals simply as "The Branch." Built after a few failed attempts as the B... (more)

Follow the White Cloud

This is the first image I took of the Nittany & Bald Eagle's Tyrone turn the day after winter storm Stella dumped the only significant snowfall of the season o... (more)

Still Frosty

Stella may have passed the previous day, but light snow kept falling. Amtrak's Pennsylvanian looked a bit frigid as it made its bump-and-run stop at Tyrone while North ... (more)