Pennsylvania is full of artsy cities, scenic trails, and historic streets. The state's coveted natural resources inspired businessmen to carve railways through the countryside and develop towns ...

In 1919 the C.V.R.R. was merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad, its primary stockholder. Then the Pennsy and New York Central melted together into the Penn Central in 1968. It went bankrupt in 1970.

AOAA consists of hundreds of miles of trails on 8,000 acres, much of which was used for strip mining anthracite coal. It has ...

One of Pennsylvania’s “top 10” trail gaps soon will be linked, piecing together two of the Lehigh Valley’s most populated centers via a walking and biking trail for the first time.

Pennsylvania Railroad operations in Cleveland dated back to 1836, when the Cleveland & Pittsburgh was chartered in response to public interest in building a rail line between the 2 cities. Originally ...

The Engineering News and American Contract Journal ran a story about the Pennsylvania Railroad in Schuylkill County in 1885. “Work on the Schuylkill branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad is being ...

STRASBURG — All aboard to see the new classic holiday film “The Polar Express” on a large screen among the historic trains in the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania on Saturday evening, Dec. 7.

Trails and roads intersect in several ways, but from a transportation perspective they provide the same function. In many ways, trails are more accessible to a greater number of Pennsylvanians.