The powerhouse Pennsylvania Railroad was one of the largest railroad networks in the United States and dominated the south side of downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana with a massive shop for building and repairing freight cars, passenger cars, and steam locomotives. The railroad's Baker Street Station survives to this day after an extensive restoration in the early 2000s and at one time hosted 4,000 passengers a day. Enjoy this look at the Pennsy from their own promotional film archives. | Fort Wayne R

Tracing the historic route of the Pennsylvania Railroad Quarryville Branch in Lancaster Pennsylvania, we found a scale placed in thevright of way. How much does group of hikers weigh? The line operated from 1875 to 1972. | Metrotrails

2-10-4 J-1 Class Locomotives on The Pennsylvania Railroad. From the Green Frog show "Steam in the 1950's, Volume One" https://rfd.video/Steam50s1 | Steam Giants

Classic Pennsylvania Railroad Alco's & Baldwin diesels in the Toledo Region. From the Green Frog show "Pennsylvania Railroad, Emory Gulash in the 1950s" https://rfd.video/PennsylvaniaRR | Railfan Depot

NO. 2233 DIESEL-ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE, FREIGHT at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania #steamtrain #locomotives #trains #trainlover | Train Lovers

Steam & diesel locomotives mingle at Altoona, Pennsylvania near the end of the steam era with some amazing footage and history of this railroad town in the Herron Rail Video show "Pennsylvania Glory, Volume 2, 1950s Middle Division" https://rfd.video/PennsyGlory2 | Steam Giants