PRR K4 1361 sits in the roundhouse at the Railroaders Memorial Museum disassembled with various parts laid out all over the restoration area. The tender and boiler are in the background and sever... (more)

What an event! Streamliners at Spencer.

30th Street Station is lit up for the Democratic Convention in town.

PRR symbol freight PR-4 for Camden, NJ has 76 cars behind the 2322, 2227, 2247 and 2641 (GP-35, two GP-30s and a U-25B). Tunnel is located east of the twin Spruce Creek Tunnels where, at this poin... (more)

The 7002 switches from the old Pennsy onto the old Western Maryland, on its way to overnight in Hanover for the next day's commemorative trip to Gettysburg on the occasion of the 125th Anniversary... (more)

Pennsy steam on the CSX, with the PRR 7002 on its last lap from Strasburg to Hanover for the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. The next day, it would pull a trainload of reenactors and... (more)

The End of Steam

As the last sun of a March day illuminates the Northeast Corridor at Trenton, New Jersey, Amtrak train 82, the Silver Star, slows for its station stop. This... (more)

A Pennsy 4-4-2 and a Chessie U30B are unlikely stablemates in this scene- the occasion being the 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. The PRR 7002 traveled from Strasburg the previous day... (more)

This PRR SW-1 is undergoing restoration by Pennsy Railcar Restoration which also owns the unit. The work is being done at the BR&W shop in Ringoes, NJ.

Pennsylvania Railroad freight with two GP35's and a GP30.

The PRR 7002 comes back to life at Strasburg, breaking through a red ribbon-bedecked paper barrier. Built in August, 1902 as the PRR 8063, the engine was renumbered to stand in for legendary spee... (more)

New Jersey DOT 4877, repainted in PRR’s Tuscan scheme, lays over in the South Amboy engine terminal. In the right background, an E8 can be seen on one of the engine house tracks. The 4877 surviv... (more)

PRR K4s No. 1361 has come off the Conrail main line at Tyrone to board passengers for a round-trip to Bellefonte. At that time, the public was not permitted to ride between Altoona and Tyrone, so ... (more)

Pennsy stablemates- 1223 and 7002, once roamed free across the street and occasionally out on the mainline.

I am fortunate to be just old enough to have seen G's run in regular service. GG1 #4935 strikes an impressive pose at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.