91K views · 3.5K reactions | The history of railroading in Pennsylvania is quite interesting, especially since so many lines are still in use. This clip of the Erie Lackawanna is on tracks which are now operated by the North Shore Railroad. From the JPM show "Erie Lackawanna, Volume 3, The 1970s (Part 1)" https://rfd.video/EL3 | Railfan Depot | Facebook

29K views · 3.3K reactions | Steam freights on the Erie Railroad in the Northeast during the late 40s and early 50s. From the JPM show "Erie Lackawanna, Part 1, The E, the L and the EL" https://rfd.video/EL1 | Steam Giants | Facebook

15K views · 898 reactions | The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie does some work in Monessen, PA. Seen from the opposite side of the Monongahela River. From the BKVP program "Pittsburgh Railfan Expedition" on DVD or Blu-ray. https://rfd.video/PRE More trains here! facebook.com/groups/getyourtrainon | Railfan Depot | Facebook

Who wants to try and explain the locomotive behind the high-wide load on this Erie Lackawanna train? From the John Pechulis Media show "Kosin Collection, Volume 4" https://rfd.video/Kosin4 | Railfan Depot

YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/Zct6UP0nL0E SEPTA's Wash Train With A Comet I (Langhorne, PA) On the night of Monday, November 18, 2025, SEPTA's "Wash Three" train headed out to clean the rails. One of three such trains that include a cab car, pump car, tank car, and locomotive, the consist travels revenue trackage at reduced speed while spraying water and gel to remove leaves that fall on the tracks every weeknight (and sometimes on weekends) in season. Leaves and leaf residue cause wheel adhes