A Fourth of July weekend spent in Jim Thorpe is highly recommended to any railfan. Great steam action and a beautiful little town; how can one go wrong? A ride on the caboose is the right way to e... (more)

A Fourth of July weekend spent in Jim Thorpe is highly recommended to any railfan. Great steam action and a beautiful little town; how can one go wrong? Thanks to Mitch Goldman for providing the l... (more)

A Fourth of July weekend spent in Jim Thorpe is highly recommended to any railfan. Great steam action and a beautiful little town; how can one go wrong? Thanks to Mitch Goldman for providing the l... (more)

Till Next Time: R&N 425 has put it's train away and is heading for the yard at about 5PM on Monday 7/5. Great show from the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway. Riding in the open car behind the 425 sh... (more)

The Finale: R&N 425 crosses the Lehigh River in late afternoon sun with the final Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway train of a three day weekend of steam.

Flying the Flag! Just a quick note to say thanks to the veterans past & present out there on this day. This one's for you - R&N 425 at Jim Thorpe, PA 7/4/10

Arrival: R&N 425 stopped in just the right spot, as I was able to get the Jim Thorpe Station sign in the frame here. In a few minutes the train will pull forward and load throngs of eager passen... (more)

The elusive Wedge shot: It's hard to get a decent side lit shot of the 425 as it moves though pretty close quarters in the Lehigh Gorge State park. However, some early morning switching moves al... (more)

The Blue Comet Lives! R&N 425 makes a guest appearance on the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railroad for July 4th weekend.

The Lehigh Rambler nears its station stop at Jim Thorpe. 450 passengers will soon descend upon the shops and restaurants in town.

The one shot I was able to take over a week of NRHS Convention work: R&N 425 executes a shattering runby near Jim Thorpe in the Lehigh Gorge State park.

In the middle of a great roundtrip excursion from Tunkhannock to Jim Thorpe Pennsylvania, 425 gets a spin on the reactivated CNJ turntable. Hard to remember, but this turntable has felt the weight... (more)

With not even so much as an inch to spare, the crew confirms #425 is centered on the old CNJ turntable and prepares her for a spin using a CAT front end loader and chain.

Thanks to some help from fellow fans, this unit is actually a DS4-4-750 previously used by Warner Sand & Gravel. Updates to the info have been submitted. Baldwin built just 53 of these units from ... (more)