AltoonaWorks - #TBT to July 1959 PRR 9468, a PRR class FF20 Erie-Built, is seen moving through the yard from the 8th Street Bridge. Photographer unknown

The National Railroad Postcard Museum: The Erie Railroad in History, Photographs, and Postcards

Images of the Month – WorkersHistoryMuseum

Viewing Album: PRR: Altoona Bridges ~ 12th Street - Railroad Picture Archives.NET

Article clipped from Altoona Tribune - ™

Here is the very first History lesson! In the 1930s, Altoona's Railroad workers had a baseball team called the Homestead Grays and a field named Cricket

AltoonaWorks - #TBT to 1984 For a time in the 1980s, the

Niagara Falls National Heritage Area - This cantilever railroad bridge was built by the Michigan Central Railway and opened in 1883, connecting the United States and Canada by rail just south of

AltoonaWorks - This original Altoona Works fire engine is kept inside Memorial Hall at the Altoona Railroaders' Memorial Museum. The PRR had its own fire houses to protect the countless shop buildings

PRR K4s 5022 on a 12 car Pennsy Reading Seashore Lines train at Ancora, NJ just northwest of Winslow Junction on July 20, 1953…

AltoonaWorks - #TBT to 9/1965 We're looking at the East

An Erie-built FM blurs past the camera on the slope with a coal train.

The National Railroad Postcard Museum: The Erie Railroad in History, Photographs, and Postcards

Altoona Area in the PRR Era

A Picture Study Of The K-4, Page 29, 1976

Pittsburgh + Lake Erie R.R. Crossing Draw Bridge by Yesterdays-Paper on DeviantArt