#juniata

[vintagepipemen]

Professor Edward Kaminsky, Juniata College, 1983.

[sztupy]

Hajóroncsot minden tengerpartra!

[railwayhistorical]

Pines Trailer Villa

A couple of images from Lakeside, Iowa, not far from Storm Lake. Despite moving in a southeastward fashion, this is a (railroad) eastbound train moving on Milwaukee Road’s 28th subdivision—headed toward Juniata and Rockwell City beyond. I’ll paste a timetable page here...

Being not yet fifteen years old, I rode my bike from my grandfather’s farm to get this shot—one of my first railroad photographs. The road pictured here in the second photograph is 120th Avenue.

Two images by Richard Koenig; taken August 1975.

[norfolksouthern]

Five prototype “DC to AC” rebuild locomotives gathered together on the circle tracks in front of the #Juniata #Locomotive Shop’s newly installed turntable for a family portrait in Altoona, Pa, on February 2nd, 2019. Our DC to AC conversions increase reliability and freight hauling capacity, and reduce capital spending. From left to right: AC44C6M #4005 (rebuilt from GE D9-44C 8867 at Juniata Locomotive Shop), AC44C6CF #8520 (rebuilt from GE D9-40CW #8946 at Roanoke Locomotive Shop in conjunction with CAF), SD70ACC #1801 (rebuilt from EMD SD70 2548 at Progress Rail-Muncie, IN), AC44C6M #4000 (rebuilt from GE D9-40C 8799 by GE/American Motive Power, Inc), and AC44C6M #4003 (rebuilt from GE D9-40C 8839 at Roanoke Locomotive Shop). #teamwork (at Altoona, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtwZfdaHwoV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1t9uledymg63c

[trainmaniac]

A Lovely Couple by Eric Freas Via Flickr: M0N (extra 10N) works east near Union Furnace, crossing the Little Juniata River with NS 4000 and 4005 for power.

[vintagepipemen]

Dr. Arnold Tilden, Juniata College, 1979.

[vintagepipemen]

Jack Linetty, director of housing at Juniata College, 1979.

[vintagepipemen]

Professor Douglas Frank, Juniata College, 1974.