Greencastle, PA – High Line Train Station (East View)

Virtual Railfan's cameras at Greencastle, Pennsylvania, are hosted at the historic High Line Train Station, built in 1909 and managed by the Greencastle Area Youth Foundation. Located just six miles north of the Maryland state line, these cameras capture Norfolk Southern freight movements along the Harrisburg Division's Lurgan Branch between Lees Cross Roads, PA, and Hagerstown, MD. The west-facing members-only camera faces Hagerstown, while the east-facing public camera (with chat) faces Harrisburg.

This fixed east-facing camera provides a direct, unobstructed view of the main freight line at the historic station, capturing Conrail and Norfolk Southern trains as they pass through this scenic rural Pennsylvania setting. Watch for freight consists, Amtrak service, and the steady rhythm of rail traffic on one of the Northeast's active freight corridors. The High Line Station's 1909 architecture frames the view, offering a blend of railroad heritage and working transportation. Perfect for railfans seeking consistent, commentary-free footage of real railroad operations.

For more information visit https://virtualrailfan.com/locations/ or the host facility at https://www.facebook.com/p/Greencastle-High-Line-Train-Station-100083190219435/