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Night Trains Photo Page- !
-Click here to see a C-Dot Train at the Old Saybrook Station, about to leave for a run to New Haven Conn. 12/96.
Click here to see the Train leaving the station to run to New Haven Conn. 12/96.
-Click here to see an evening Amtrak Clocker passing the Holmesburg Jct. Station, Phila. Pa. 10/97.
-Click here to see a southbound Metroliner passing the Holmesburg Jct. Station, Phila. Pa. 10/97.
-Click here to see 2 Amtrak "Thanksgiving Express Trains" passing on the curve at Frankford Junction, Phila. Pa. Sunset, 11/30/98.
-Click here to see the Loram Rail Grinder Train, sitting on the "0" track at Holmesburg Junction, Phila. Pa. on 10/8/97. It is getting ready for an evening departure, after waiting for traffic on the Northeast Corridor to clear.
-Click here to see a water tank car in the Loram Rail Grinder Train, sitting on the "0" track at Holmesburg Junction, Phila. Pa. on 10/8/97. The train is testing one of its water hoses, used to cool hot spots after grinding the rails.
-Click here to see the Republican National Convention, Union Pacific Business Car Special in Greenwich Yard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. As darkness falls, the train running as CSX Train P-924-04, prepares to back out of the yard. 8/4/00.
Click here to see The Union Pacific Business Car Special Train at the Republican National Convention.
-Click here to see Amtrak Non Powered Control unit #90213, as seen from inside The Roundhouse at The Steamtown National Historic Site. This "cabbage" unit (Cab-Baggage), built from an Amtrak F-40, is on display at Rail Expo 2000. Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton Penna. 9/2/00.
Click here to see Amtrak Non Powered Control unit #90213.
-Click here to see a CSX Trash Train at Cheltenham Junction, Philadelphia Penna. It is running westbound just after dark, at restricted speed. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 7/6/01.
-Click here to see a C-Dot Train at the Old Saybrook Station, about to leave for a run to New Haven Conn. 12/96.
Click here to see the Train leaving the station to run to New Haven Conn. 12/96. 
-Click here to see an evening Amtrak Clocker passing the Holmesburg Jct. Station, Phila. Pa. 10/97.
-Click here to see a southbound Metroliner passing the Holmesburg Jct. Station, Phila. Pa. 10/97.
-Click here to see 2 Amtrak "Thanksgiving Express Trains" passing on the curve at Frankford Junction, Phila. Pa. Sunset, 11/30/98. 
-Click here to see the Loram Rail Grinder Train, sitting on the "0" track at Holmesburg Junction, Phila. Pa. on 10/8/97. It is getting ready for an evening departure, after waiting for traffic on the Northeast Corridor to clear. 
-Click here to see a water tank car in the Loram Rail Grinder Train, sitting on the "0" track at Holmesburg Junction, Phila. Pa. on 10/8/97. The train is testing one of its water hoses, used to cool hot spots after grinding the rails.
-Click here to see the Republican National Convention, Union Pacific Business Car Special in Greenwich Yard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. As darkness falls, the train running as CSX Train P-924-04, prepares to back out of the yard. 8/4/00.
-Click here to see Amtrak Non Powered Control unit #90213, as seen from inside The Roundhouse at The Steamtown National Historic Site. This "cabbage" unit (Cab-Baggage), built from an Amtrak F-40, is on display at Rail Expo 2000. Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton Penna. 9/2/00.
-Click here to see a CSX Trash Train at Cheltenham Junction, Philadelphia Penna. It is running westbound just after dark, at restricted speed. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 7/6/01.
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