Strafford Station, former Pennsylvania Railroad, now serves SEPTA commuter trains along the transit agency's Paoli/Thorndale line, aka, Amtrak's Keystone route. Built in 1876, this station was l... (more)

Linden Station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1914 and in use today - the right side of the building has a lobby and ticket counter while the left side houses a taxi cab company (what a n... (more)

Berwyn station - former Pennsylvania Railroad, built in 1884. Today, this stanon currently houses "The Frame Station Gallery"as well as a small ticket office for SEPTA. The station, in... (more)

On a drab afternoon in March of 2014, Wilmington & Western's PRR doodlebug No. 4662, "The Paul Revere" is captured passing PRR No. 60 in Hockessin, DE during its return trip to Greenbank... (more)

PRR Class B6s 0-6-0 #60

Pennsylvania Railroad 0-6-0 No. 60 was built in December of 1913 by its Juniata Shops. The locomotive is unique for the PRR in that it did not have a Belpaire fir... (more)

Amtrak's Coatesville Station, former PRR, built in 1889 sits vacant and forlorn pending disposition. This two story structure, hollowed inside and windows either boarded up or broken, once had a ... (more)

A rare Strasburg Rail Road offline move, as the Museum Commission's Pennsy Atlantic pulls a string of cars through York, PA. The occasion was the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address comme... (more)

SEPTA's Roesmont Station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1892 to replace an earlier 1863 built station, it was heavily modified in 1983 when a real estate broker's office became co-tenant ... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad K4s 4-6-2 #3750

PRR No. 3750 was built in 1918 by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona. It was originally designated as a K4 until superheated, hence the change... (more)

Passenger train workhorses out to pasture at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania

From left to right:
Amtrak's AEM-7 No. 915 built in 1981, retired 2015. PRR GG1 No. 4800, built... (more)

Nickel Plate #757 sits at the rear of Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania by the restoration pending its move to the Mad River & NKP Railroad Museum in Bellevue, Ohio.

Built by Lima in 1944, NKP #... (more)

A line up of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania's outdoor locomotives featuring from right to left; PRR 2-8-0 No. 7688 (tender first), PRR 4-8-2 No. 6755, PRR 4-6-2 No. 3750, and in the front yar... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad M1b 4-8-2 #6755

PRR No. 6755 was built in 1930 by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona. It was originally an M1a class but converted along with 38 others M1a c... (more)

PRR Class H10 2-8-0 #7688

PRR #7688 is one of a total of three 2-8-0 PRR survivors on display at the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. This Consolidation was built in 1915 and represents ... (more)

Pennsy K4s No. 1361 (Juniata, 1918) is just north of Tyrone with an 8-car excursion train in 1987.