Wilmington & Western 58 travels across the crossing at Wooddale while Steve Jensen looks on in his 1911 Stanley Steamer.

98 and 58 perform a run-by on the DuPont property for the PBS film crew

Built for the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad in 1907, #58 now serves the Wilmington and Western Railroad in Delaware. Seen here, just minutes from departure with patrons spared the traff... (more)

W&W #58 makes it's way into the bucolic side of Delaware crossing Mount Cuba Road en reroute to Hockessin for a late night fireworks presentation.

W&W #58 had the honors on a late July 4th evening shuttling passengers from Greenbank to Hockessin, DE for the annual firework show.

98 and 58 depart Greenbank Station with the 2:30 Mt. Cuba Meteor.

W&W Locomotive #915 waits for clearance into CSX Wilsmere Yard as a mainline Manifest passes on the adjacent main. She will pass through Wilsmere and enter the Wilmington & Northern Branch of East... (more)

My dad and I took the Stanley out today, so we tried for a picture of her next to ol' 98. The only thing that could make this better, is a crossbuck rather than lights.

One time while working on the train, I saw this sand patch across the creek at Mount Cuba and decided to hike back there and see what kind of shot is there. Here are the results which I think are ... (more)

The human element in railroading was never more prominent than during the era of steam power. By their nature, steam engines not only required a high level of skill and physical labor to ... (more)

Time to saddle up. The fire has been cleaned and a fresh layer of coal now glows cherry red in the firebox. The boiler pressure reads 185 psi and all of the grease fittings and oil cups ha... (more)

#98 crosses a bridge on its way home

98 approaches Mount Cuba Station and Prepares to stop before proceeding to Hockessin. A Lerro Productions Photo Charter.

The last standard gauge 4-4-0 that still operates with any regularity is the former Mississippi Central #98, now owned by the Wilmington & Western Railroad. She is seen here, crossing the ... (more)