Articles related to "Pennsylvania Railroads"

New York City's Pennsylvania Station is a major rail transport hub on the East Coast of the United States.

The John Bull was an English-built steam locomotive operated in the United States during the 19th Century.

Vintage trains offer scenic tours and themes for family friendly fun on passenger cars pulled by historic steam locomotives and diesel engines in Western Pennsylvania.

Excluding the floods caused by hurricanes, the worst and deadliest flood in the US occurred on May 31, 1889 when the South Fork Dam burst.

Officially known as Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Station is one of New York City's major rail transport hubs.

Steam turbine locomotives were a specialized form of steam locomotive that transmitted motive power from the boiler to the wheels through the use of a steam turbine.

The John Bull is probably the most famous, and definitely the only one still operational, of the early steam locomotives.

Vintage railroads offer scenic excursions through the magnificent Adirondacks of Upstate New York. Train rides on historic railways are terrific family entertainment.

HIstoric Arcade and Attica Railroad offers scenic excursions through Western New York State. Ride the rails for a memorable family outing or special occasion.

In 1948, smoke ran like water in the Monongahela Valley and caused residents to die while others fled their homes in order to protect their health.

While many Italians who immigrated to the U.S. during the 1800s were laborers, a number of others were executives and business owners.

Chanticleer Garden near Philadelphia PA offers artists the opportunity for plein air painting in elegant public flower and landscape gardens on 35 acres of the estate.