Pennsylvania railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad's T1 duplex steam locomotive is perhaps the most eye-catching, and the most controversial ever created. Engineers at the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) and at Baldwin Locomotive Works created a quite complex solution to building a reciprocating steam locomotive with enormous power and the ability to cruise at

If you've read my writing for a while, you'll know that I'm a bit obsessed with trains. For me, they are the perfect form of transportation. Give me the choice between a 2-hour flight and

Miscellaneous photos from the former Pennsylvania Railroad Juniata Shops

Travis on Instagram: "Cool automation on one of the model railroads at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania • • • • #pennsylvania #railroadmuseum #railroadmuseumofpennsylvania"

Inside the cab of a Pennsylvania GG1.

Norfolk Southern GE ES44AC #8102 - Pennsylvania Railroad heritage unit photo page.

T-1 4-4-4-4 Duplex PRR

Pennsylvania SD40 #6098 rattles across the Erie Lackawanna diamond with a manifest on November 25, 1966, in North Judson, Indiana.

The Pennsylvania Railroad is famed for its GG1 electric locomotives, but casual observers might be surprised to learn how extensive Pennsy’s electric operations were. After a tentative start with a limited D.C. third-rail system in the early 1900s, the PRR built an A.C. catenary empire between 1915 and 1938 — and fielded an impressive array [...]Read More...