From USA

Bradford, PA, USA

From Pennsylvania

The Carnegie Science Center Pittsburgh, PA

Standart metal rig, or "Pennsylvania Rig", at Drake Well Museum near Titusville, PA

ZIPPO/CASE Museum, Bradfor, PA

Presque Isle State Park

Pittsburgh views

Tugboat cruising down the Monongahela River near the Duquesne Incline

Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) is a world-class facility that accommodates nearly 20 million travelers per year

The newly-renovated fountain located in Point State Park

Pittsburgh's skylines

Pennsylvania views

The primary mode of transportation for the Amish is the Horse and buggy

Trusal Covered Bridge in Indiana County, built in 1870

Indiana County is the Christmas Tree Capital of the World with more than one million Christmas trees grown and harvested by county Christmas tree growers each year for shipment throughout the United States

Little Pine State Park, located in one of the most beautiful sections of the Tiadaghton State Forest in the Appalachian Mountains

The Canyon begins south of Ansonia along US Route 6 and continues for approximately 47 miles/

Trains from Pensilvania

Rahway Valley. Located at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, P.A., USA

Pennsylvania Railroad 2-10-0

Pennsylvania Railroad E8A's, topped in front of the Altoona Transportation Center

Pennsylvania's oldest operating trolley museum

Aerial View of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg

From America

Valley Forge Park in Pensilvania

PPG Plaza

PPG Plaza functions as a thriving marketplace and peaceful rest area all at once. With its outdoor setting by the picturesque Monongahela waterfront, the Plaza is a popular lunch and meeting spot. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Fallingwater in the Laurel Highlands, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

The Duquesne Incline

Pittsburgh, USA. The Duquesne Incline. Built in 1877, Pittsburgh's Duquesne Incline is one of the few remaining operating inclines in the USA. The upper station features observation deck 400 feet above the city.

Horseshoe Curve

Horseshoe Curve, Pennsylvania.
Visitors today still marvel at the grace at which trains wind through this curve. Several hundred Irish laborers used nothing more than their own hands, gunpowder, and pack animals to carve out the track's bed along the slopes of the Allegheny Mountains. The result were historic - the previously impenetrable Alleghenies had been conquered and America had its gateway to the west... Looks really beautiful place.

Pittsburgh - originally establishes in 1758 as Pittsborough, a British military outpost, Pittsburgh today is Pennsylvania's second largest city and the nation's busiest inland port.

Pittsburgh, The Cathedral of Learning.

PNC Park in Pittsburgh

While the Pittsburgh skyline has been a hit for years, this new park has made fans out of almost everyone. From penpal

Postcards from USA

Route 66: Designated in 1926 as the Chicago to Los Angele route for the national highway system, Route 66 spans 8 states and nearly 2400 miles...

Postcard from Pitsburgh: View from Grandview Avenue

Postcard from USA

Poatcard from www.postcrossing.com user in USA.
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge, Schuylkill River, Leslie's Illustrated News, Engraving, 1876.
This bridge combines stone arch construction that dates back to 4000 BC, and is still seen in Roman aqueducts, with a central span of iron forged in modern foundries. The buildings of the Centennial of 1876 loom in the background.