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Useful Allegheny County , Pennsylvania Train Links

Amtrak-pgh
1100 Liberty Ave - (call (412) 471-6170)

Burlington Northern Santa Fe
1700 N Highland Rd - (call (412) 851-1760)

Hantz Damian Locomotive Service
2200 Sylvan St - (call (412) 678-6780)

Union Railroad Co
B Yard, Ofc - (call (412) 233-4858)

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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South. The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)

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May 06 2012 - Biking: Train Day down track in Rockwood
Rockwood, a major trail town along the Great Allegheny Passage in Somerset County and a community with a rich railroad history, will

March 11 2012 - THE HIGHWAYMAN: Tracking the winds of change
At the Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site in the mountains of western Pennsylvania, a nearby 21st-century wind turbine stands like a giant sentinel towering over the old No. 6 Engine House , providing a striking contrast of old and new, of the past and the future, as well as a not-so-subtle reminder of the fleeting status of all cutting edge technology. Here today ...

February 11 2012 - Trail planners seek input in Monaca, Midland
MONACA — Two of the municipalities working to build a recreational trail along the Ohio River in Beaver and Allegheny counties want to hear what you think about some of their plans for reuse of brownf

February 04 2012 - Cass Scenic Railroad's steep climb steeped in history
CASS, W.Va. -- The Cass Scenic Railroad is a hard-working, up-the-mountain tourist rail line. Its a slow 7 miles per hour on the steam-powered trains up Cheat Mountain to Whittaker Station and upward to Bald Knob on Back Allegheny Mountain. Thats a...

January 28 2012 - Obituary: Joshua Clyde Whetzel Jr. / Tireless force for improving environment, science center
Joshua Clyde Whetzel Jr., a visionary scientist and conservationist who raised funds to build the Carnegie Science Center, dramatically increased the number of visitors to Fallingwater, and established the first leg of the Great Allegheny Passage hiking and biking trail, died Tuesday at his Harbor's Edge home in Delray Beach, Fla. He was 90.

January 22 2012 - Butler-Freeport Community Trail Council embraces urban link to route
The 320-member Butler-Freeport Community Trail Council is lobbying the stakeholders in a new effort to bring a trail from Pittsburgh through the Allegheny Valley.

December 26 2011 - Investor: Commuter line on track
As plans to start an Allegheny Valley commuter train proceed, the developer who proposed it doesn't have any assurance he can overcome serious financing obstacles.

December 25 2011 - Commuter train plan still idles along the tracks
While plans to start an Allegheny Valley commuter train move forward, financing obstacles exist. The rail line from Lower Burrell to Pittsburgh's Strip District will need major government subsidies before it's built and after it's running.

December 25 2011 - Allegheny Valley commuter train plan still idles along the tracks
While plans to start an Allegheny Valley commuter train move forward, financing obstacles exist. The rail line from Lower Burrell to Pittsburgh's Strip District will need major government subsidies before it's built and after it's running.

December 12 2011 - 1,300 plunge into river for a cause
Heather Rigoni was determined to take the plunge Sunday afternoon, and she wasn't about to let the lack of a groom stop her. Decked out in a full-length bridal gown with a 6-foot train and a pearl-accented veil, Ms. Rigoni strolled right into the Allegheny River and promptly exited, shivering but proud.

December 12 2011 - 1,300 plunge into Allegheny River for a cause
Heather Rigoni was determined to take the plunge Sunday afternoon, and she wasn't about to let the lack of a groom stop her. Decked out in a full-length bridal gown with a 6-foot train and a pearl-accented veil, Ms. Rigoni strolled right into the Allegheny River and promptly exited, shivering but proud.

December 01 2011 - Officials want to move trail forward
A standing-room only crowd of close to 100 people, including Allegheny County Executive-elect Rich Fitzgerald, filled the Harmar Municipal Building last night to discuss details of the proposed 29-mile bike and pedestrian trail along the Allegheny River from Millvale to Freeport.

November 30 2011 - Rail access vital to developing trail to Freeport
The nonprofit Friends of the Riverfront will discuss more details of its plan to develop a 29-mile recreational trail from Pittsburgh to Freeport along the Allegheny River tomorrow in Harmar.

November 27 2011 - Allegheny trail development meeting Wednesday
A public meeting about a 26-mile multipurpose trail and riverfront development plan involving 17 municipalities along the Allegheny River will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Harmar Township Municipal Building, 701 Freeport Rd., Cheswick.

November 24 2011 - Group to detail plans for recreation trail
The Friends of the Riverfront group will release its final plan for a 27-mile recreation trail from Pittsburgh to Freeport along the Allegheny River at the end of the month.

November 10 2011 - Guy’s Night Out In Pittsburgh
Want to get away for a weekend day with the guys? Get back to bro bonding? Take a day and spend it with the boys. A guy’s day out can encompass many activities and social events. Below is a schedule for a guys day, from hiking the Allegheny Trail to a Jazz/Blues club.

November 10 2011 - Nonprofit, officials to detail plan for Pittsburgh-to-Freeport trail
The Friends of the Riverfront will release its final plan for a 27-mile trail from Pittsburgh to Freeport along the Allegheny River during a public meeting at 6 p.m. Nov. 30 in Harmar.

November 10 2011 - Friends of the Riverfront ready to display final trail plan
The Friends of the Riverfront group will release its final plan for a 27-mile trail from Pittsburgh to Freeport along the Allegheny River during a public meeting at 6 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Harmar Township Municipal Building. read more »

October 15 2011 - Plans for Millvale-to-Freeport trail move forward
A preliminary plan to develop a 26-mile recreational trail along the Allegheny River from Millvale to Freeport has won state approval, and trail organizers are moving forward.

October 13 2011 - Trail plan gets state's OK, begins moving forward
A preliminary plan to develop a 26-mile recreational trail along the Allegheny River from Millvale to Freeport has just won state approval, and trail organizers are moving forward. read more »

October 19 2011 - Great bicyling trails await in Venango County
EMLENTON, Pa. -- The first blush of fall has enveloped some of the most popular tree-lined recreation trails in the northwestern part of Pennsylvania. More colors will emerge by the end of the month along the Oil Creek State Park Trail, the Samuel Justus Trail, the Sandy Creek Trail and the Allegheny River Trail. Each one is paved, 8 feet wide and built on former railroad rights-of-way.