An Amtrak eastbound Keystone rounds the elevated curve through Christiana, PA, passing the restored and preserved 1912 built station. To the far right are the preserved freight house and a Conrai... (more)
An Amtrak Keystone overtakes a SEPTA commuter train at Devon Station.
Coasting Along the Bluffs: A late morning Coaster commuter train heads south through Del Mar along the coastal bluffs. This set is a bit of an anomaly these days as none of the cars have ad... (more)
An Amtrak Keystone finds its way off the Amtrak's Keystone Corridor and onto Amtrak's famed Northeast Corridor, captured here, eastbound, cab car leading, at New Brunswick, NJ, bound for New York ... (more)
6 in 1! Hard to do outside of a yard of station. In a rare instance, all 5 throat tracks of WUT are occupied, and even a WMATA Metro train is passing.
Cab cars are a Keystone along Amtrak's Philadelphia to Harrisburg, PA segment of the aptly named Keystone Corridor. Amtrak does in fact run some east to west trains (originating in New Yord City... (more)
Gap clock tower at the right; ACS-64 619 pushing
An Amtrak Keystone train races past Devon Station pushed by an ACS-64 on the rear. What often seems as hit or miss in regards to what will be on the point of an Amtrak Keystone (either along the ... (more)
Two things quintessential Boston: The T and Duck Boat Tours
A cab car leads an Amtrak Keystone through Wayne, Pennsylvania, passing the restored former PRR station. The station was built in 1882 and restored between 1998 and 2010. The restoration also in... (more)
MARC cab car 7745 leading Amtrak's Empire Service train 252.
Banking west as the remainder of its train prepares to duck into the darkness of Tunnel 27, Metrolink 101 climbs into Santa Susana Pass covered by the early morning light. While not many commuters... (more)
A northbound Pacific Surfliner heads up the coast while people enjoy the beach.
Amtrak test train with MARC cab cars on both ends.
Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner rolls into the relatively new and ultra modern Anaheim station called ARTIC.