One of the newest operating steam locomotives in the United States pulling an excursion through the appropriately named town of Railroad, Pennsylvania.

Steam Into History's 4-4-0 steam locomotive pulling a Christmas excursion through the appropriately named town of Railroad, Pennsylvania.

Built by Norris-Lancaster in 1864, Stockton Terminal & Eastern #1 is the oldest piece in the Travel Town collection and is presently nearing the end of cosmetic restoration.

A longtime member of Strasburg’s roster, PRR D16sb 4-4-0 1223 approaches the coaling dock at Strasburg. The 1905 Juniata American served the Strasburg for over two decades before boiler issues ... (more)

Locomotive "William Crooks.". The locomotive "William Crooks" has the distinction of not only being the first steam locomotive to operate in the State of Minnesota, but also one of the last... (more)

The Leviathan's tender is lettered "Penna. R.R.," as it pulls a train on the "Harrisburg, Lincoln, & Lancaster R.R." during the Civil War weekend at Stone Gables Estates. Publ... (more)

No. 17 "YORK" waits at Hanover Junction in a picturesque scene almost straight out of 1877.

No. 17 "YORK" steams over Boose Rd. in Glen Rock.

#17 "YORK" hits her stride heading toward Glen Rock at Seven Valleys Road.

Springtime in the Pennsylvania woods. The trees in the Pennsylvania woodlands are just beginning to bud as the replica of Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train makes its way from Harrisburg to Ph... (more)

With a little smoke. Our Fireman opens the firing lever just a bit to provide some gray smoke, as our replica of the Lincoln Funeral Train makes its way east toward Philadelphia on the very... (more)

In the cut. Running though the springtime woodlands of South Central Pennsylvania, the train bearing the remains of the 16th President of the United States carefully makes its way from Harr... (more)

Passing Herr's Mill Covered Bridge. Locomotive "Leviathan" whistles for the crossing as the Lincoln Funeral Train passes the Herr's Mill Covered Bridge on the property of Stone Ga... (more)

Running through the woods......in what is now Elizabethtown, PA the train carrying the remains of our 16th President slowly makes its way from Harrisburg to Philadelphia in the April of 186... (more)

Partners in Preservation. The two men who made the Lincoln Funeral Train re-enactment possible pose with the consist prior to the event. On the left is Mr. David Abel, owner of Stone Gable... (more)