Landisville Railroad

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Throwback Thursday! N-5b caboose 20060 painted for Landisville Railroad rests in the yard in April 1991. The caboose went to Charleston, West Virginia shortly after and the rails it is sitting on are long gone. Gregory D. Pawelski photo.

It’s Throwback Thursday! Our SW900m 8651 and 45 Tonner 8526 take in the sunlight in 1991. 8651 began life as Lehigh Valley 124, while 8526 began life as United States Army 8526. Gregory D. Pawelski photo.

Happy July 4th everyone!

8651 makes its way to the interchange with one of Halliburton's pink covered hoppers in tow. Evan Kerr photo.

Thank you to The Conrail Historical Society for coming out tonight for a night photo shoot to celebrate Conrail's 40th birthday. Fun time had by all and hopefully we can have you back again soon! Pictures to follow!

The Landisville Railroad recently hosted a small group of guests for a night photo shoot. Seen here are CTR 1650 (GP9u) and AMHR 8651 (SW900m). Evan Kerr photo.

Not even Easter stops the railroad! The Landisville crew sets out two cars at the NS interchange including a boxcar recently unloaded by National Industrial Lumber Co, now returning back to Oregon for another load of product.

AMHR 8651 approaches Kauffman Road with an outbound consist for Norfolk Southern. Photo by Steve Jenson Jr.

Thank you to Gregory Pawelski for sharing these photos of our railroad. Some things aren't even recognizable and others haven't changed a bit!

The Reading FP7 Units were being worked on at Landisville Railroad in 1991.

Gone but not forgotten, the N-5b Caboose #20060 in April 1991. I understand the caboose has been gone for a number of years.

Gone but not forgotten, the GE 45-Tonner #8526 in April 1991. Now gone.