Reading & Northern T-1 #2102 thunders out of the "tunnel" (in actuality it is a culvert under Rt. 93) north of the town of Nesquehoning. The sound at this location was deafing, and gave ... (more)
After a leisurely run from North Reading to Tamaqua, former-Reading T-1 #2102 digs into the grade as it heads towards the tunnel north of Tamaqua with 50 empty hoppers in tow on the former Reading... (more)
This station belonged to the first section of the line inaugurated on December 1, 1913, which linked the stations of Plaza Miserere and Plaza de Mayo. It was named in honor of the Republic of Peru... (more)
Sister Units. In the foreground, NAUG 686 (GP9) show the railroad’s adaptation of the later black scheme used by N&W, which was applied shortly after its arrival. GP9 NAUG 859 in the back... (more)