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Nittany and Bald Eagle 1602 (ex-PLE GP8) and 1603 (ex-RDG GP8) arrive Tyrone to interchange with Norfolk Southern. The train crosses the Little Juniata River and approaches the yard.
After delivering their interchange traffic to Norfolk Southern, a Nittany & Bald Eagle freight train does some switching in the yard at Tyrone, PA on Jan. 19, 2022 with Lycoming Valley GP35r's No's. 2011 and 2016. NS failed to deliver the inbound traffic so they will be heading back to Bellefonte light. Pennsylvania has always been one of my favorite places to shoot. One of the reasons is that in many communities and cities, the industries that employed the residents took up most of the flatland by the streams, rivers and railroads. The residents, and employees, lived in homes constructed on the hillsides, creating some interesting backdrops for photographs.
The Nittany & Bald Eagle cutting through downtown Tyrone as they approach their interchange with the NS. NBER 1603 was originally built for the Reading back in 1958 as a GP7. Later on the unit would go to the Conrail before then being acquired by the NBER.
Nittany and Bald Eagle GP10 1804 rolls down Washington Street in Tyrone with interchange bound for Norfolk Southern on a warm spring morning.
The 1804 was built for the Pennsylvania Railroad as GP9 7118 in 1957 and was rebuilt as a GP10 by Illinois Central Gulf's Paducah Shops for Conrail in the late 1970's.
On a cloudy Monday morning, a Nittany & Bald Eagle train creeps down Washington Street in Tyrone on its way to interchange cars with Norfolk Southern.
GP38-2 5620 is seen leading local C42 up the old PRR Bald Eagle Valley Branch as they switch the interchange yard in Tyrone, PA. The line today is run by the Nittany & Bald Eagle railroad and interchanges with NS in Tyrone.
Ardboe High Cross is a high cross and national monument dating from the tenth century located in Ardboe, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. The cross stands at the entrance to a cemetery and a monastery and a church from the seventeenth century which was founded in 590 by Saint Colman
NBER-4 rolls up on Tyrone, Pennsylvania heading down the center of Washington Avenue towards the NS interchange.
The local Nittany & Bald Eagle M-F job departs the NS interchange yard in Tyrone, PA, as the train heads north toward Milesburg, PA as it tries to hold off on the Thunderstorms blooming behind.
NBER4 returns from the interchange at Tryone through the streets of town as they head back east to Bellefonte.
After a quick interchange with NS job C42 at Wilson Yard, NBER-1 heads back east on the Bald Eagle Branch
This was last night just outside the village where i grew up..sorry guys but i am way behind again!..will try to catch up as soon as possible!..LIAM
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The Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad's road switcher idles in the yard as Amtrak's eastbound "Pennsylvanian" slows for a station stop in Tyrone.
Amtrak train #44, the westbound Pennsylvanian, slows for its stop at Tyrone, PA as the first signs of fall can be seen in the trees. The building to the left is a replica of a station, but does not resemble the original PRR station here, which was a three-story brick structure.
NS C42 works the Nittany & Bald Eagle interchange at Tyrone, PA. The head end would cross the Little Juniata River several times in the process of spotting cars.
NS C42:
NS 5620 GP38-2 (ex-SOU/CNOTP 2871 GP38AC)
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