513 crosses the partially-frozen Susquehanna with an excellent set of power. This scenic but seldom photographed bridge is on the former Wilkes-Barre Connecting Railroad, a terminal railroad which... (more)

The 8336 towers over N. Front Street and my truck as it crosses the last arch of the Rockville bridge.

NHIR #40 crosses the third of five bridges on the line to Lahaska.

Stewartstown Railroad #6 "Little-Mo" leads its train across a small bridge on the line from Stewartstown to Fawn Grove. Part of this line and the connecting PC branch were damanged by Hurricane Ag... (more)

Over the river and through the woods... Well not quite a river, but the B&P's Warren to Erie turn pounds some fresh snow down into Irvine Run in the Allegheny National Forest. In the backg... (more)

B&O Budd over the Youghiogheny River just short of Greene Junction

Engine Number 15 arrives at Orbisonia , Pa with train number 103.

With the valley ablaze in fall colors and the mountain tops shrouded in mist, light power RRPX 43 and WNYP 637, 631, and 630 make up train DFT as it crosses Sinnemahoning Creek, just north of Drif... (more)

Norfolk Southern's two F9As, two F7Bs and matching consist ease over the Susquehanna River and floodwall on the former Wilkes Barre Connecting Railroad's Gauntlet Bridge. Unfortunately there's onl... (more)

Reading FP7s ran passenger excursions on the Perkimion Branch out of Emmaus, PA today. The first trip ran all the way to Pennsburg. On the return trip it passes over Treichler Road near Palm, PA.

A rare appearance of the famous K-4 on the Northern Central Railway crossing Codorus Creek.

A Philadelphia-bound local on the PATCO Speedline reaches the midpoint of the Ben Franklin Bridge as it crosses the Delaware River.

This is one of the those shots that you've known how to get for years; you gotta wake up early, drag yourself out to the spot and accept the fact there is a 50/50 chance you won't see anything. Wi... (more)

This empty hopper train arrived in Rook with a pair of unrepainted SD40-2s on the point. As luck would have it, those units were set off and the Wheeling's two Tunnelmotors took the train west to... (more)

Towering above the Yough River! Man was the water cold on the legs!