Remnants of snow fences can still be found along the line. These fences were designed to control the wind-created snowdrifts, keeping them away from the railroad, and not allowing them to drift ac... (more)
Nevada Northern 81 pulls out of the East Ely Engine House as the sun begins to rise.
Nevada Northern 81 eases out of the engine house as the sun casts a golden glow into the engine house.
Engineer Lennox Purinton prepares to service Nevada Northern 81 before its day of work.
Nevada Northern 81 steams out of the rock cut at Gleason Creek on a picturesque February Morning.
Nevada Northern 81 pushes Rotary B next to the RIP Building.
Nevada Northern 81 leads its freight train towards Ely on a crystal clear February morning.
Nevada Northern 81 bursts out of Tunnel 1 in a cloud of steam.
Nevada Northern 81 charges up the grade at Lackawanna Crossing as it passes a 1958 International A-120.
Fireman Jim Montague guides Nevada Northern 81 as it approaches the switch on The Fill.
Nevada Northern 81 rests in East Ely on the point of its freight train on a beautiful February afternoon.
Crew members Con Trumbull and Ben Kuhns compare times on their respective pocket watches in front of Nevada Northern 81.
Nevada Northern 81 pushes Rotary B through the yard passed the coal tipple and water tower simulating a snow train.
Nevada Northern 81 arrives in East Ely as the sun begins to set.
Nevada Northern 81 leads the Steptoe Valley Flyer towards Ely on a beautiful winter afternoon.
