Lately, Class 1's in Illinois can't seem to catch a break. BNSF train S LACNSA didn't quite meet the requirements of the height restriction at the BRC bridge in Cicero. 40 cars suffered significan... (more)

Reading Company's Perkasie Freight Station

This Reading Company freight station predates the 1892 train station in Perkasie, PA. It was, in fact, the original overcrowded wooden station ... (more)

Reading Company's Perkasie Train Station

The facade of the 1892 built Perkasie station. The station is a brick and stone structure, and when built, it had ladies and gents waiting rooms... (more)

Reading Company's Perkasie Train Station: Trackside

Built in 1892, this station was formerly operated by the Reading Company and later by Conrail and SEPTA. Today, the Pennsylvania Northe... (more)

Quakertown-Richlandtown Traction Company's
historic 1896 Trolley Barn

Quite a few times in my youth I had driven past this place, like so many others - too busy to stop and take a good... (more)

During the early morning hours of February 13th, a UP Z train derailed in Normal, IL. The cleanup process was underway by this point. Thankfully, there were no injuries reported. On another lucky ... (more)

Reading Company's
Quakertown Train Station & Freight House

Constructed, both, in 1902 by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, the station served passengers for more than ... (more)

Reading Company's Quakertown Station: Trackside

Constructed in 1902 by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, the station served passengers for more than 80 years. In 1974 the... (more)

A Reading Company Survivor - in Quakertown, PA

Constructed in 1902 by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, this freight house, similar to those surviving in both Railroad: Reading Company
Locomotive: Freight House
Location: Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: N/A
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 27, 2019

Reading Company's Quakertown Station

Constructed in 1902 by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, the station served passengers for more than 80 years. In 1974 the Southeastern P... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's
Ardmore, PA, Freight House

Built in 1895 by the PRR, this freight house sits obscured and hidden from the mainline behind a fence and row of tall trees. On th... (more)

York, Pennsylvania's 1890 built
"Grand Union Passenger Station"

This station was built in 1890 to serve both the <... (more)

A Reading Company survivor in.... Columbia, PA!

Or rather, a Reading and Columbia Railroad survivor. This freight house was built in 1883 for the R&C, a railroad that was built to... (more)

One of clocks at Buffalo Central Terminal, which is right least twice a day....

A Reading Company survivor in.... Trenton, NJ!

Yes, you read correctly - not "West Trenton", not Ewing, NJ, but right in downtown Trenton. NJ. Back in 1877, the Reading Company bu... (more)