Live from the Monongahela Valley in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Welcome to Jeffrey’s Trackside Diner. It’s a place where you can come in, relax and talk about most anything except religion, politics, immigration, or any other hot button topic that may ruffle feathers or is deemed inappropriate for a family-oriented hobby. Please see forum rules if you have any questions.
RIP Track
- Barry Arnold aka BlownoutCylinder
- Jerry Cox aka Cox47
- Wolfgang Dudler aka Westport Terminal
- Bob Hartle aka cmrproducts
- Ed Murphy
- Bill North
- Stein Rypern, Jr. aka Steinjr
- Andy Sperandeo
- Jeffrey “Running Bear” Wimberley
- Alan B
The staff here is very friendly and able to serve. There’s Zoe, Chloe, Flo, Janie, and Brunhilda. They’ll serve up plenty of virtual food with a smile and a friendly “See any nice trains today?”
Southwestern PA has a rich history of railroads, which is why I couldn’t nail down one exact location. As Trains Magazine said several years ago, Pennsylvania is one of the best states in the USA to railfan on, and the western side of PA is great. We have the class ones of course, NS,CSX, and the occasional CN train on the Bessemer. We also have several shortlines and industrial railroads such as the Wheeling and Lake Erie, Union Railroad, Alleghany Valley Railroad, Southwe