RBMN #2102 pulls the Fall Foliage Excursion into the 1888 Central of New Jersey depot at Jim Thorpe. After all passengers unload, the train will spin the wye north of here in preparation for its 4... (more)

Three Reading and Northern passenger trains meet just east of the Jim Thorpe station. The Fall Foliage Excursion, pulled by #2102, was waiting on the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway train on the left ... (more)

Reading and Northern 2102 shoves towards Jim Thorpe after going around the wye.

Reading and Northern 2102 holds at a stop signal on the wye to let a Gorge train pass.

Reading and Northern 2102 holds at a stop signal on the wye to let a Gorge train pass.

Instead of the trusty Kodak Instamatics used in the last days of the original Reading Iron Horse Rambles of 1959-64, we see "smart phones" raised overhead by the public whenever the 2102... (more)

Reading 2102 arrives in Jim Thorpe on a soggy October day.

Reading 2102 steams out Jim Thorpe as it departs with its passenger train on a rainy October day.

Reading 2102 charges through the Lehigh Gorge at Hetchel on a beautiful summer morning.

The last excursion of the day erupts into the sunlight next to the former CNJ Tower.

"Going, Going, Gone!": Reading & Northern T1 4-8-4 #2102 heads south on the final leg of a round trip between Nesquehoning and Tunkhannock, PA on June 21, 2025. This picture was taken on... (more)

"Going, Going, Gone!": Reading & Northern T1 4-8-4 #2102 heads south on the final leg of a round trip between Nesquehoning and Tunkhannock, PA on June 21, 2025. This picture was taken on... (more)

Reading & Northern #2102 heads south near Glen Onoko Falls on the evening of June 21, 2025 with a roundtrip excursion from Nesquehoning to Tunkhannock, PA. #2102 is about to cross over the Lehigh ... (more)

The morning sun illuminates the walls of the Lehigh Gorge as Reading & Northern #2102 hustles north on June 21, 2025 with a roundtrip excursion from Nesquehoning to Tunkhannock, PA. This location ... (more)

Reading 2102 thunders through the Lehigh Gorge at Milepost 128 on a beautiful June morning.