Posted by Alexander Anichkin on October 29, 2018  Another interesting unit, and it looks like the train driver is standing? Posted by Bob Kise on October 29, 2018  These cars often ran singly, so they had left-hand controls to allow both vestibules to be used for boarding; note the windshield wiper above the engineer's window. The guy in the white shirt is either the conductor or a railroad employee standing in the cab, and the engineer in the yellow-orange shirt is probably sitting on the fold-down seat provided. Posted by Mitch Goldman on October 29, 2018  Silverliners to Harrisburg - what a novel concept! Nice catch, Bob! Posted by Bob Kise on October 29, 2018  Thanks Mitch. I wonder if SEPTA will ever get to Harrisburg? It would be nice to have a one-seat ride to downtown Philly again.

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