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Date Added: August 11, 2024
Date Taken: January 19, 2024
Rockville, Maryland, USA
Powdery As Can Be
Powdery As Can Be
6 inches of snow was the last thing anyone in the DMV area was expecting from this storm considering the totals we’ve been getting over the last few years, but these Friday flurries turned into a half foot of the most powdery snow you could ask for…perfect for pictures with trains!
Railroad: CSX Transportation
Locomotive Model: GE CM44AC
Road Number: CSXT 7023
Railroad Line/Subdivsion: Metropolitan Subdivision
Location: Rockville, Maryland, USA
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Professional License Cost: $200.00
Personal License Cost: $50.00
Date Added: January 10, 2023
Date Taken: December 17, 2022
Rockville, , USA
Norfolk Southern Passes Rockville Derailment
Norfolk Southern Passes Rockville Derailment
A Norfolk Southern freight train derailed several months ago, near the Rockville Bridge. In this photo, a manifest train heading into Enola passes the derailed cars that are still sitting there.
Railroad: Norfolk Southern
Locomotive Model: GE ES44AC
Road Number: NS 8182
Railroad Line/Subdivsion: Pittsburgh Line
Professional License Cost: $200.00
Personal License Cost: $50.00
Location: Rockville, , USA
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Professional License Cost: $200.00
Personal License Cost: $50.00
Date Added: January 05, 2023
Date Taken: December 18, 2022
Rockville, Pennsylvania, USA
A Meet on the Rockville Bridge
A Meet on the Rockville Bridge
The Pennsylvanian, Amtrak's passenger train between New York and Pittsburgh, roars across the historic Rockville Bridge as it makes its way through central Pennsylvania. Led by GE P42DC 122 locomotive, the train passes a westbound Norfolk Southern freight train as it traverses the massive stone structure. The Rockville Bridge, built in 1902, is a marvel of engineering and a testament to the industrial strength of the region. With its towering pillars and graceful arches, the bridge spans the Susquehanna River and serves as a vital link for both passenger and freight rail traffic in the Keystone State. As the two trains pass on this cloudy day, it's a reminder of the important role that rail transportation plays in connecting communities and moving goods across the country.
Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive Model: GE P42DC
Road Number: AMTK 122
Railroad Line/Subdivsion: Pittsburgh Line
Professional License Cost: $200.00
Personal License Cost: $50.00
Location: Rockville, Pennsylvania, USA