"ROYAL BLUE LINE"
No. 445 was built by the Pullman Company for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western around 1890. During the Fair of the Iron Horse, the No. 445 was rebuilt to r... (more)

"MOUNT ROYAL STATION"
Tucked in a bowled out hollow in the northern outskirts of downtown Baltimore stands this stone monument and a reminder of the city's past in railroad h... (more)

"CAN DO"
Empty oil cans of 67W rush under the PT 249 signals near Cresson, PA. For this and other photos please visit my site at more)

"AR"
An eastbound Norfolk Southern manifest reaches the Allegheny Summit at 2,167 feet above sea level near Gallitzin, PA. The headlights from the oncoming train illuminate t... (more)

"SIGNAL BRIDGE"
The Jamestown Road bridge over the tracks on the West Slope provides more than just a crossing for vehicular traffic. The PRR Position Light Signals are mount... (more)

"TIPTON"
The classic PRR signal bridge is silhouetted against light snow lite by an oncoming eastbound train. For this and other photos please visit my site at more)

"ORBISONIA STATION"
A snow squall passes in frigid wind on a January night in the quiet town of Rockhill Furnace where the 1906 East Broad Top Railroad station stands at the ... (more)

"CROSSING LIGHTS"
The signals on the Middle Division at PT174 near Horningford, PA. Five trains passed in a span of 40 minutes. Here an eastbound approaches silhouetting the ... (more)

Lunch can take place at odd hours on the railroad. Another shot from my 2015 CRRPA submissions. Staged photo shot through a replicated brake gauge made of laser etched acrylic with laser cut needl... (more)

I was born not far from here and lived about 6 blocks away until I was 8. I loved riding the subways and this is where I would always start my adventures, this station.

The F train curves into Smith and 9th the highest point on the MTA. The skyline has changed since I used to live here but it's still fun for me to ride the subway.

The trains I rode when I was a young girl. A train rumbles into Coney Island as another rolls out (below it). That gentleman was telling us about a scene in the Warriors movie filmed here.

The splendor of Grand Central Terminal.

The Engineer tops off his bean juice before another long night. Staged photo shot through a replicated brake gauge made of laser etched acrylic with laser cut needles. See more at vidivides.com

The massive Grand Central Terminal. GCT is served by Metro North with routes north and east out of New York City.