In Summer 1972, four LV C628s led by 632 and 630 idle with RS2 218 and RS3 219 in the Sayre Yard engine terminal in Sayre, Pennsylvania. C420s 413 and, recently repainted into Cornell Red, 411 ar... (more)

A particularly grimy RS11 works in the west end of Allentown yard during the last weeks of the Lehigh Valley Railroad’s existence. The grim weather adds to the somber mood hanging over the entir... (more)

Lehigh Valley SW8 250 work the west end of the yard in Allentown Pennsylvania. 250 was one of seven LV SW8’s with MU capability on the cab end only.

Lehigh Valley train NE1 arrives from the Easton a light side hump receiver track in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania with three C628’s and 99 cars. The yellow Maine Central box car displays some of the t... (more)

Two Lehigh Valley RS11’s move along on of the light side hump receiver tracks in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The LV had four low hood RS11’s, along with six high versions that came from parent PR... (more)

Lehigh Valley "Bobber" caboose - built around 1900 and retired from road service in 1937.

Per the Museum's plaque: "The early history of this car remains clouded in uncertainty. ... (more)

Built by the Budd Company in 1951, Lehigh Valley No. 40 one of only two RDC-1's that the railroad owned. The RDC's were used for passenger service between Lehighton and Hazelton, PA. It later wor... (more)

Recently restored Lehigh Valley port-hole caboose at Honesdale, PA, on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Stourbridge Line. This caboose resided in Riverside Park in Tunkhannock, Pa. for over 20 years. ... (more)

Lehigh Valley & Reading Company's
Union Station in Bethlehem, PA

This is Bethlehem's 1924 built "Union Station", located in the South Side neighborhood of Bethlehem, PA. It was built i... (more)

A Lehigh Valley Railroad Survivor in...
Bethlehem, PA!

This is the 1886 built headquarters of the Lehigh Valley Railroad as seen from the 1924 built "Hill to Hill Bridge". Kno... (more)

A Lehigh Valley Railroad Survivor in...
Bethlehem, PA!

This is the street view of the 1886 built headquarters of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Known for a while as the "Conrail ... (more)

When the Lehigh Valley bought C628’s from Alco in 1965, they were delivered in a striking white, black and red paint scheme and were dubbed “snowbirds” by the local fans. Variants of the sno... (more)

My great, great uncle Robert F. McKee, Sr., was a design engineer at Baldwin and he would give my father different Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's cards when my father would visit him in Collin... (more)

LV Baldwin S-12 works Sayre Yard in front of the LV's beautiful station on a hot and hazy August 30, 1973. R. T. Steinbrenner Photo.

We thought our day was over on December 29, 1975 as we drove east on route 611 on the north side of the Lehigh River in Easton, PA, but, then, we spotted a LV westbound crossing the Delaware River... (more)