Slicing through a thick fog, Shay No. 11 stops short of the passenger train and its caboose during a lunch stop at Bald Knob. An MSRLHA event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Cass Scenic Ra... (more)

Another day and another run-by past hundreds of fans at Mifflin Station.

Just north of Mapleton, in Birdville, PA, the population suddenly increased as the chasing caravan arrived.

A farmer graciously allowed us to use his field for a shot of NKP 765 passing under the former Pennsy signal bridge at Newport, PA

Having dropped off it's passengers in Lewistown the NKP 765 heads for Enola to prep for the next day's trip.

Our first shot of a glorious weekend chasing 765.

NKP 765 struts it's stuff as scores of railfans and locals wait at the brickyard crossing west of Altoona.

Nickle Plate Road 765 passes the early morning photo line at Mifflin, PA. Its day two of the Horseshoe Curve excursions and the chase is on.

Looking splendid in her original Great Western paint scheme, the Black River & Western's Consolidation #60 heads south with a mixed train on a spring evening. She is seen here passing the ... (more)

As of May 2013, this is the current active roster of the Cass Scenic Railroad (excluding No. 3, the display loco). Cass No. 2 is in the shop competently torn down for an overhaul; Heisler 6 is do... (more)

162-ton Western Maryland No. 6 dwarfs Agnew Lumber No. 3 (which at 80 tons, is no small locomotive) near the Cass Depot. Number 3 has been restored as a static display.

The mighty 261 is moving from the Lake Superior Railroad Museum towards Mike's Yard where it will turn across Grassy Point & wait for the rest of the train in Superior....which ultimately hosed th... (more)

Emerging from the thick fog at the top of the mountain at Bald Knob, Shay No. 11 and its freight consist hold short of the rear caboose on the passenger train. Despite preceding Memorial Day weeke... (more)

Shay 11 simmers quietly among other Shays at the shops in Cass on a cool, calm night.

Lehigh Valley Coal 126 leads a photo train over the Monocacy Trestle south of Walkersville, MD