CN 3254 thunders around the curve as she approaches the large crows assembled at the station at Moscow. At this particular location, there was 3 people total, including fellow RP contributor Mitch... (more)

A Canadian highballs through a cut in the woods en route to it's next destination on a bitterly cold day. Many thanks to the crew at Steamtown for a fine show!

Mainline memories...

Look, up by the lake! Faster then a speeding photographer, more powerful then a GP9... Steamtown 's 3254 Mikado at speed. A pan at 1/30th.

Steamtown is in full bloom this Winter as former CN #3254 rounds the curve at Elmhurst during the annual Ice Harvest train excursion to Tobyhanna.

It is January 1958 and steam is dead almost everywhere; except here on the CNR! I've got a Leica, Kodak Panatomic-X and I am not too late! Actually I was a child in long ago '58 with no knowledge ... (more)

CN 3254 rolls across the lake at Gouldsboro on a bitter cold January morning in the Pennsylvania mountains.

The sun illuminates the smoke from 3254 as she nears her destination of Tobyhanna, PA.

Canadian National Mikado 3254 looks right at home in the snow as she thunders by just West of Moscow, PA. Thanks to some brush clearing, there have been some nice shots added along this line.

CNR 3254 engineer Aaron Stout is patiently waiting for the go ahead to the station platform in Scranton this below freezing day. The air was perfect for steam effects and the light was unbelievabl... (more)

An unexpected shot just prior to Tobyhanna yielded this shot of the 3254 with a nice clean stack. This shot shows just how long the steam was lingering in the air.

Thanks to some brush clearing, this shot at Elmhurst makes for a classic steam scene.

Bright sunshine and bitter cold make for a perfect day to photograph steam locomotives; demonstrated here as Steamtown's annual Ice Harvest excursion train storms out of Scranton toward the Pocono... (more)

The Ice Harvest Train is passing the switch to Tobyhanna Army Depot.

The Ice Harvest Train blasts through Moscow.