Reach for the Moon - A Burro crane originally built for the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1942 became part of the Strasburg collection in 1965 and can be found parked in the yard by the restoration sho... (more)

Groff's Grove at the Strasburg Rail Road.

Special thanks goes out to the Cumulus Clouds and Mr. Blue Sky for putting aside their long standing differences and agreeing to work tog... (more)

A late evening train on the Strasburg Rail Road.

Strasburg's ex-Lancaster, Oxford & Southern motor coach crosses over the "Punkinville Turnpike" at Paradise, PA.

The car was converted to its present configuration in 1915 from a passenger... (more)

More from a place called Paradise on the Strasburg Rail Road - featuring former N&W #475 over the line's recently replaced bridge.

The Strasburg Rail Road

To the right, the former Philadelphia & Reading depot, originally built in 1882, designed by Frank Furness and located on the Reading & Columbia branch. It was mo... (more)

A Lancaster, Oxford & Southern motor coach roams the agricultural farmlands of southern Pennsylvania - somewhere between Lancaster and Oxford - I'm gonna say Strasburg. This would be far removed ... (more)

Scene of the crime...

A scene from Paradise

Strasburg Rail Road's N&W #475 leads it's train through a tunnel of trees by Leaman Place Junction on a return trip to the station.

On her first day in service in the 2013 season, CN Mogul #89 pulls her 7 car consist up the grade west of CHerry Hill on her way back to Strasburg with the 2:00 train.

Crank up the heat. The Strasburg Railroad's night hostler "dials up the thermostat" with a shovelful of the coal to keep the engine house bearable on a chilly February evening. Although th... (more)

At a full gallop, Great Western #90 charges through the Carpenters Crossing at Black Horse Road in Paradise Township, with Strasburg Engineer Brendan Ziegler at the throttle. The powerful... (more)

Great Western 2-10-0 passes through the trees while heading back to the station

This old decapod looks right at home here on the Strasburg Railroad, she was build not even that far from here at the Baldwin Locomotive works.Then after that she went 100's of miles away to CO, a... (more)