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Here we see one of two narrow gauge 3-way stub switches left in the US. This switch is located near the south end of the Rockhill yard. There are also two standard gauge 3-way stub switches in the Mt. Union yard. |
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This is the coal cleaning plant in the middle of Mt. Union yard. The building was scrapped in the mid 1970's. In the foreground is the only diamond on the EBT; dual gauge and standard gauge cross here. |
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Fall Spectacular 1991 Number 12 heads north on the main track through the yard with M-1 and another steam engine in the background. |
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Fall Spectacular 2001 Numbers 14 and 15 sit next to each other as people begin to gather for the two night trains. |
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Jim Gunning Charter 2001 Number 17 shows off for a group of photographers who chartered this train for the day. |
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NRHS Charter 2001 Number 15 heads another coal train, this time for the NRHS. |
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Carl Franz Charter 2002 #14 pulls a run-by next to our one-of-a-kind shops complex. |
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Winter 2002 A few employees decorate our station for the 2002 holiday season. |