This group is dedicated to preserving the history of the Montour Railroad, a coal-hauling shortline that operated in the areas south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania between 1877 and 1985. As part of our effort to memorialize the Montour, the group is also open to discussion about the coal mines, industries, communities, and interconnecting railroads along the Montour's route. There are no membership requirements other than an interest in preserving the memories of our "Old Friend."

A replica of a Montour Railroad telephone booth was built at the Age of Steam Roundhouse under construction at Sugar Creek, Ohio, and is shown being set next to the tracks. (Photo courtesy of Tim Sposato, copyright 2012)