Left: Old Gallitzin Tunnel sign on Church St. WB at Jackson St. in Gallitzin. There are a lot of famous railroad sites in western Pennsylvania. Center: Eastbound on Glenwhite Road/Kittanning Point Road west of Altoona, the only road passing underneath the famous Horseshoe Curve railroad grade.

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In Tobyhanna State Park, on Gouldsboro Road where it crosses the railroad spur into the Tobyhanna Military Reservation. It's entirely possible the railroad gets more traffic than Gouldsboro does. First photo, facing south, includes an old utility pole with a bunch of wires that apparently just aren't needed, because no one's come to fix them. Other photos are NB and SB respectively.

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