Septa R5 train 564 cruises eastbound into Merion Station as an outbound train is on the opposite side.

The former Alco diesel has no motor, generator or traction motors. It is used to dispense a gel to fight slippery rails during the Philadelphia Area leave drop season.

SEPTA Bullet car 205, built in 1931 by the J.G. Brill Co., cruises through the suburbs of Philadelphia with a load of commuter on this sunny fall afternoon. In reality, 205, which operated from el... (more)

Train Racing on the NEC! Septa Airport Line train has the lead but this will be short-lived as Amtrak regional train is moving up through the "S" curve quickly behind AEM-7 945.

A SEPTA push-pull set enters the yard at West Trenton at the end of the R3 Line.

As a Northbound Commuter train departs Woodbourne Station, a quartet of aging Silverliners arrives to drop off commuters from Trenton and New York.

A nice break from the endless Silverliners, AEM7 2308 leads one of the last commuters trains of the afternoon rush on a beautiful summer afternoon. This train is an express and does not make a sto... (more)

One block west of the entrance to the tunnel at 40 & Woodland Ave.

Septa commuter train rolls westbound through Septa's Norristown Transportation Center Station at CP Kalb heading for Elm Street Terminal.

An R1 SEPTA Silverliner crosses the Delaware River from West Trenton, NJ towards Yardley, PA on a former Reading Railroad stone arch bridge which was built in 1912. Note the date markers on the b... (more)

Inbound on Ogontz Ave. at 80th, #2716, a 1947 product of St. Louis Car, is in 6-Line service. Allthough now truncated, the line once went as as Willow Grove. On January 11th, 1986, less than a yea... (more)

An aging Silverliner II brings up the rear of this R3 train as it navigates through the switches at CP-Trent to enter the yard area. The sun had just started to shine in time for this photo as th... (more)

Passengers race to the other side of the station to board a SEPTA Silverliner en route to Philadelphia. The train is running on the opposite track due to some track work ahead. This is the forme... (more)