elcome
to a place railfans find enjoyable.
Phone: (814) 886-4757
Tom and his guests enjoying the view from the front porch
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Guests are provided food and lodging in an 1866 Railroad Hotel, built twelve years after J. Edgar Thomson pushed the Pennsylvania Railroad over Allegheny Mountain and on to Pittsburgh.
Situated ten miles west of Horseshoe Curve, The Inn is a unique Bed and Breakfast which faces the old PRR main.
From The Inn's large front porch you will see eastbounds completing their climb to the Gallitzin Tunnels. At Cresson, westbounds begin their long descent to Johnstown. Intermodal trains, merchandise freights, auto racks, coal drags, double stacks, and Amtrak trains roll by regularly. The Inn is 150 feet from the Norfolk Southern tracks.