an earlier article appeared in the May 1990 Model Railroader
Models the never-completed South Pennsylvania RR from Conway Yard west of Pittsburgh to
Enola Yard near Harrisburg over what is in reality today the Pennsylvania Turnpike. HO
scale, 16' by 24', 30" minimum radius curves, number 6 turnouts, 1.8% maximum grade,
walk-around design. Mid- to large size layout.
Pennsylvania Railroad Middle and Pittsburgh Divisions
John Armstrong
Twenty Custom Designed Track Plans, Kalmbach Publishers.
Models Harrisburg to Pittsburgh (both represented by loops) over Horseshoe Curve, including
representation of Altoona. Features Spruce Creek Tunnels, Jacks Narrows along the Juniata
River, a steel mill, jumpover track, Rockville Bridge, Cresson, Gallitizin, Allegheny and
New Portage Tunnels. S scale, 24' by 32', 48" minimum radius mainline curves, mostly #6
turnouts, 2.5% maximum grade, walk-around design. Large size layout.
A Bedroom-sized HO Pennsy Layout
John Winter
Model Railroader, March 1997
HO scale.
Horse Shoe Curve
Franklin Doeringer
Railroad Model Craftsman, Sep. 1996
N scale, 8' by 10', circa 1870's.
Pennsylvania Railroad Northeastern Division
Dave Messer
Railroad Model Craftsman, Jun. 1996
HO scale.
What If The Pennsylvania Railroad Had Taken Over
Dave Messer
Railroad Model Craftsman, Oct. 1995
23 1/2' by 32'.
Ken McCorry's Pennsylvania Railroad
Railmodel Journal, Mar. 1994
HO scale, 31' by 79', bi-level.
The Pennsylvania RR, Eastern Division
Bill Gruber
Railroad Model Craftsman, Aug. 1993
HO scale.
Ken McCorry's Buffalo Line Pennsylvania Railroad
Railmodel Journal, May 1993
(earlier article appeared Railroad Model Craftsman, Nov. 1992)
HO scale, 16' by 32', four levels.
Bob Davis' Pennsylvania Railroad Blue Mountain Division
Railmodel Journal, Mar. 1993
HO scale.
It's September 1950 on the PRR
Dave Frary
Model Railroader, Jan. 1993
HO scale.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dave Frary
Model Railroader, January 1993, 9 monthly parts.
The series of articles was also later published by Kalmbach in book form as
The Pennsy Middle Division in HO Scale. HO scale, 11' by 16'.
Gary Salzgaber's HO Pennsylvania Middle Division
Jim Hediger
Model Railroader, Mar. 1992
(earlier articles Model Railroading, Mar. 1989, Model Railroader, Mar. 1981)
HO scale, 22' by 33', "E" shaped layout.
Dave Messer's Pennsylvania Northern Railroad
Railroad Model Craftsman, Feb. 1990
HO scale.
Pennsylvania Railroad Harrisburg to Buffalo, New York
Mark Olstyn
Model Railroading, Nov. 1989
HO scale.
Remembering the Pennsylvania RR
Ken Pearson
Model Railroader, Nov. 1988
HO scale, giant layout.
Joe Folco's Pennsylvania Railroad
Model Railroading, May 1986
HO scale, 21' by 22'.
The Central Ontario goes Pennsy
Eric Brunger
Model Railroader, Sep. 1985
O scale, 32' by 32'.
Bellefonte Central and Pennsylvania Railroad Interchange
Robert Schleicher
Model Railroading, Mar. 1985
HO Scale, 9' by 12'.
Pennsylvania Railroad Mainline
Robert Schleicher
Model Railroading, Mar. 1985
N scale, 9' by 12', and HO scale 18' by 24'.
Silk City Model Railroad Club Pennsylvania Railroad
Model Railroading, Jan. 1985
HO scale, 40' by 100'.
Timefreeze: 1946 on the PRR
Jim Schwingle
Railroad Model Craftsman, Nov. 1983
HO scale, 10' by 25'.
Al Notarione's Pennsylvania and Westbrook Railroad
Bram Bailey
Model Railroader, Nov. 1982
HO scale.
North Penn Club's North Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Ltd.
Dave Reichey
Model Railroader, Mar. 1982
HO scale.
Pennsylvania Railroad Seashore Lines
Louis Fols
Model Railroader, Aug. 1978
N scale.
Pennsylvania Railroad Scioto Valley Subdivision
Lloyd Miller
Model Railroader, Jun. 1977
HO scale, 8' by 22'.
Pennsylvania, Santa Fe and Pacific System
David Waddington
Model Railroader, Oct. 1976
O scale.
Dick Kendall's Pennsylvania Railroad Grayton Road Division
Don Coppola
Model Railroader, Oct. 1975
HO scale, includes horseshoe curve.
Richard Bradley's Pennsylvania and Maryland Railroad
