Electric City Trolley Museum's former Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co. Brill Master Unit #80 crossing Cedar Avenue. Number 80 is heading back to Steamtown with the first Santa on the Troll... (more)

1711 was one of seven cars running during the Washington County Fair on the evening of August 16th.

West Penn 832 sits in front of construction for the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum new visitor center. Expected completion of the new visitor center will be late summer 2023.

Allentown & Auburn's Santa train heading to Topton.

Scranton Limited excursion departing Steamtown with Nickel Plate Road GP9 514.

Alco S2 85 leads an afternoon Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad fall foliage excursion around the bend as it makes its return into Titusville, Pennsylvania after crossing over Oil Creek. The trees a... (more)

5128 shoving north heading back to Boyertown after a 11:00 AM Brunch train. Foliage is peaking, and it’s a beautiful day.

Is It Dry Yet? Residing at the Rockhill Trolley Museum for over 60 years, former Johnstown Traction Company (PA) double-truck "Birney Safety" Car 311 (Wason, 1922) was originally operated i... (more)

Rolling east down the Lackawaxen River.

Steamtown National Park's Scranton Limited excursion headed up by Nickel Plate GP9 no. 514 cruises south on the former DL&W freight mainline under a set of now defunct US&S color lights. To the ri... (more)

Interurban PCC. Pittsburgh Railways Company 1711 (St. Louis Car Company, 1949) is one of 25 cars ordered for the company’s longer routes. After being removed from service in 1990, the car... (more)

Museum In Motion. Multiple cars were in motion outside the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum’s Trolley Display Building on Saturday, June 4, 2022 as the Trolley Parades were being arranged. Wit... (more)

JTPV passes the switch for the Co-Gen plant at Panther Creek on a clear fall afternoon.

A Jim Thorpe to Pottsville RDC excursion has just met another passenger train at Ametek and now proceeds south on the siding.