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The image is a view of the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge crossing Standing Stone Creek in Huntingdon Penn. circa 1870 The locomotive is #422 a Baldwin 4-4-0 built in 1867 which operated on the middle division of the PRR main line. Additional period information was gleaned from Scenery on the Pennsylvania Railroad [graphic] / F. Gutekunst. and from the Library of Congress The PRR bridge as it looks today. See the art on Huntingdon's Blair Park transportation interperative panel Don't trust on-line purchases here? Visit the Huntingdon County Historical Society where you can see and purchase a print. Or purchase one though the historical society On line More than 50% of the proceeds of print purchases made through the Historical Society directly supports their mission. 4 color print details: Print measures: 18 X 24 inches Printed on 100# matte book paper with a matte coating. Print shipped rolled in a 2 inch tube. Only shipped within the United States |
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