Allentown & Auburn Railroad caboose 92885 was originally Reading Company 92885. These cabooses were built by the Reading’s Ironton Shops from March 1936 through March 1941. In 1976, with the c... (more)

This SW locomotive was built in March 1937 by the Electro-Motive Corporation as Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England Railroad 206. From there, this 800 horsepower diesel went to the Steelton & Hi... (more)

Allentown & Auburn EMC SW 206 running around its train at Topton. Shortly 206 will be heading back to Kutztown with the Santa train.

Allentown & Auburn's first Santa train of the day arriving at Topton.

The evening of July 5th, 2016 provided an absolutely breathtaking sunset. ALLN #206, an EMC SW, had just finished its tourist moving duties for the day. Three remote flashes were used to provide l... (more)

294 passes the Reading station in Topton as they near their final destination in Northern New Jersey.

Allentown & Auburn's Santa Train leaving Topton.

Allentown & Auburn's Santa Train arriving at Topton.

The Allentown and Auburn Railroad in the background operates EMC SW1 206, originally owned by the grandiosely named Philadelphia, Bethlehem, and New England Railroad. The “A&A” will open for t... (more)

Heritage unit, heritage background. Although Norfolk Southern Corp 24Z is rolling on the former Reading Railroad through Topton, PA on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 10, 2019, the setting is cl... (more)

Norfolk Southern Corp's "Reading Railroad" Heritage Unit 1067 (SD70ACe) leads Train 294 through a farm adjoining the the Allentown and Auburn Railroad in Topton, PA at 172W on Track 1 on... (more)

A set of Union Pacific power leads a westbound Norfolk Southern train through Topton, Pennsylvania. There’s something that just doesn’t feel right about a UP SD70Ace rolling past a distinctly ... (more)

Allentown & Auburn No. 206 is moooooving along past the cows not far from the A&A's shop in Topton, Pa.

As a steady rain begins to fall, former Pennsylvania Railroad Brill-built Doodlebug #4666 heads back to Kutztown with a car full of picnic-goers.