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Amtrak 670, an eastbound Keystone Service train, passes the former PRR station in Christiana. While no longer an active stop, the station here is well-kept by a local NRHS chapter.
Westbound Amtrak Keystone Service Train 667 is a few minutes behind schedule gliding through Ronks, Pennsylvania at 6:05 pm.
Paul Simon, in his song "Kodachrome", sang that "I know they'd never match
My sweet imagination
Everything looks worse in black and white".
I disagree, Paul. Just sayin'
I ride by this often and decided that I'd stop and take a quick photo. The relationship between the police and communities in the United States is far from humorous.
Amtrak's second tribute to American veterans is now roaming the Northeast Corridor during its shakedown period. AMTK 642 is seen here on its first test run shoving three Amfleets and a cab car in to Harrisburg, PA. The Siemens ACS-64 locomotive would head back to Philadelphia and then on to Washington D.C. the same day.
Turtlehead Peak is an example of a thrust fault where one section of the earth's crust breaks and slides up the opposite side of the fault. The formation now called Turtlehead Peak was once covered in sandstone similar to that of the neighboring Calico Hill; however, because it was lifted on top of the adjacent crust due to a shift in the plates, it lay exposed to the elements and eroded leaving only the much older and denser limestone rock exposed, and on top of the sandstone on the opposing side. Taken 2 December 2012.
Photographer unknown
About to clatter over the diamonds, a Pennsy passenger run makes its way along at Englewood on a snowy day during 1965/66. A trio of E-Units heads up the train, all wearing the late image scheme of a single stripe and large keystone logo.
Englewood, IL
1965/66
Train of the Day
2/19/25
Former Weyerhaeuser Timber Company 2-6-6-2T No. 108 pulling the "1880 Train" of the Black Hills Central Railroad between Hill City and Keystone, South Dakota
NS 4207 shoves doubled up loaded coal train NS 762 eastbound through Keystone, WV along the NS Pocahontas District.
Only hours after their completion both of NJ Transit's "heritage wrap" ALPs were spotted outside the MMC shops in preparation for the "MMC Family Day" the following day.
Many thanks to Casey Thomason for providing the lighting equipment.
Unassigned @ Meadows Maintenance Complex, Kearny, NJ
NJTR ALP46A 4636 (PRR)
NJTR ALP45-DP 4519 (EL)