Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad
Butler, PA — September 23, 2001
by Bob LeBras
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Located near Butler,
PA at the intersection of State Routes 68 and 422, the Buffalo
and Pittsburgh is a small, yet seemingly thriving railroad.
Here, a GP-9 sits probably acquired for overflow service,
or awaiting repairs and repaint.
The B&P has a paint
scheme reminiscent of BNSF's Heritage livery.
Geep stays cool in
the shade.
This little railroad
has alot going on around it and sits right next to a four
track main.
It doesn't look like
this chop nose Geep has moved in awhile.
There isn't much to
the B&P, but it is interesting nonetheless.
B&P Geep awaits duty
on a sunny fall day.
The B&P is a Geep
road.
Three oddball first
generation Geeps are silent on a siding.
A pair of switchers
sit inside the engine house.
One sanding tower
is all that is needed on the Buffalo & Pittsburgh.
Tank car pumping station.
Beautifully restored
B&O woodsided caboose in Mars, PA
Classic Mars train
station undergoing extensive restoration.
