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Original vintage black-and-white photograph featuring a Pennsylvania, Lackawanna & Reading railroad 'Wilkesbarre Local' steam train stopped at the station platform in Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
The composition presents a three-quarter view along the station tracks with parallel rails receding into the foreground, a baggage wagon stacked with crates on the left, and a passenger coach and steam locomotive partly framed by platform columns, a trackside standpipe, and the edge of the trainshed canopy.
Rendered in a straightforward documentary style that emphasizes railroad operations, steam-era passenger service, and station infrastructure, the image suits collections focused on Pennsylvania rail history, Wilkesbarre–Sunbury branch line operations, and mid-20th-century transportation photography.
Printed on glossy gelatin-silver photographic paper with white borders, the reverse bears handwritten pencil notations reading 'Wilkesbarre Local,' '(Wilkesbarre Sunbury),' and 'Sunbury Penna' together with a rubber-stamped credit line for 'Pennsylvania, Lackawanna & Reading R. R. Co. / Russell Baum, Brass Hat / Box 251 / Sunbury, Penna.' and the stamped number '#126'; the print is offered as a single loose unmounted and unframed original.
Actual Measurements: 3.25 in x 4.5 in.
