1K views · 41 reactions | In July 1877, Pennsylvania Railroad workers retaliated against wage & job cuts. The striking workers at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Railroad rail yards blocked railway cars. On July 21, militia & soldiers were called to help law enforcement. The unrest ended with more than 20 deaths & property damage. ➡ https://phmc.info/2q0TEUw Photos preserved by the State #Archives. #OnThisDay | Pennsylvania Trails of History | Facebook

74K views · 4.5K reactions | The numerous 4-6-2 K4 class "Pacifics" of the Pennsylvania Railroad and more on the New York & Long Branch line between Bay Head and South Amboy, NJ. in the Railroad Video Productions show "Pennsylvania Power, Volume 10" https://rfd.video/PRRPower10 | Steam Giants | Facebook

46K views · 2.8K reactions | Pennsylvania Railroads K4 4-6-2 "Pacific" locomotives were the chosen power of their many passenger trains. From the A&R Productions show "The Pennsy & More!" https://rfd.video/PennsyMore | Steam Giants | Facebook

104K views · 6.5K reactions | The Pennsy had a lot of K4 "Pacific" locomotives and they were the preferred power for the many commuter and passenger trains it operated on its non-electrified eastern lines. From the Railway Productions show "Pennsylvania Power, Volume 10" https://rfd.video/PRRPower10 | Steam Giants | Facebook

*PRR Archive* In Elizabeth, New Jersey, the Pennsylvania Railroad's PR department excels itself! They show two steam engines (one streamlined K4, one regular), a GG1, and a P5a-modified - all racing on the 4-track main line. This archive video shows rail travel in all of its glorious power! (Yes, Im romanticizing it, but Im ok with it!) | Reading and Lehigh Railroad, N scale