Yet another day dawns for this Reading Company station built in 1892 in Southampton, PA. Civilization is slowly creeping in, however, as witnessed by the new 3-stroy condominiums absent in 2013.... (more)

A SEPTA Silveriner IV bursts into the scene captured here westbound on the West Trenton Line through Huntington Valley, PA. The commuter train is crossing the "Pennypack Trail" over wha... (more)

A former section of Reading Company's Newtown branch which had survived into SEPTA made the transition from rail to trail in 2016 seen here at what was once a diamond intercepting the West Trenton... (more)

A former section of the Reading Company's Newtown Line makes a "Bee LIne" for Churchville, PA - or, man builds, nature reclaims. Sure wish I had taken the opportunity to ride this incre... (more)

SEPTA's former Reading built Southampton Station. This station was built in 1892 and is similar in design to three other Reading stations - Churchville, the next station up the line, which is curr... (more)

Reading Company Trinity:  Standing in the heart of Philadelphia, one can still find (thankfully!) the former Reading Railroad Company offices, the famous 4 track elevated Viaduct and the ... (more)

The once mighty Reading Railroad... In 1893 the Reading Company, then known as the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, built a large terminal in the heart of Philadelphia to better compet... (more)

"The Land of the Lost" Deep in the woods of SE Pennsylvania, surrounded all around by the hustle and bustle of suburbia, remnants of the Reading can be found, resting undisturbed for well ... (more)

Here, we see what was once the station stop at George School - a Quaker boarding and day school built in Newtown, PA (NE of Trenton, NJ) in 1893 which survives today. The steps (center right) led ... (more)

Part of the SEPTA R8 line, this former Reading line served Newtown commuters with a link to Philadelphia, PA from 1878 (w/steam) through 1983 (w/RDC's). Walking the line from Fox Chase to Newtown... (more)

This former Reading Railroad station in the rural suburbs of Bryn Athyn, PA, was built in 1902 and survived into the SEPTA years on the Newtown line, also known as the R8, and now serves as the lo... (more)

The Reading's Newtown branch, once a proposed main to NYC from Philadelphia, was built in 1878 as part of the Philadelphia and Newtown Railroad (later renamed the Philadelphia, Newtown and New Yor... (more)

Southampton Station - located on the SEPTA R8 Fox Chase Line. From Wikipedia: In September 2009, the Southampton-based Pennsylvania Transit Expansion Coalition (PA-TEC) began discussio... (more)

Churchville Station.  This station was built by the Reading Company in 1892 and is an identical twin to the still standing more)