Strasburg Rail Road's recently rebuilt 2-10-0, former Great Western, returns from Leaman Place Junction with a two car revenue freight left earlier by Norfolk Southern. On the rear is the line's ... (more)
In a scene reminiscent of her time serving the Great Western Railroad in Colorado, 2-10-0 #90, is seen clearing the ROW at Strasburg with a 1902 built Russell snow plow. Numbered "66", ... (more)
Groff's Grove comes into view as the 2 PM N&W train rounds the bend preparing to make a short flag stop. Note the rebuilt right of way at Strasburg Rail Road's Cherry Hill siding - built to handl... (more)
N&W #475 makes a flag stop at Groff's Grove.
Norfolk & Western's 4-8-0 "Mastodon" highballs west with a train nine cars in length.
1925 or 2015? Antique cars race the Iron Horse during Strasburg Rail Road's annual Rolling Antique Auto Event.
Last of her kind- Immaculately preserved at the main entrance of the Rolling Stock Hall, D16sb #1223 no longer roams the rails on the Road to Paradise. Note the color of the boiler and delivery p... (more)
Carefully preserved inside the Rolling Stock Hall, a circa 1905 PRR H6sb heads up a short period freight train at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
A Memorial Day salute from the Strasburg Rail Road featuring N&W #475.
Heading east with the rising sun, Norfolk and Western M-class #475 makes its way through the Amish countryside, bound for Paradise to pick up some revenue freight.
Like clockwork, the 2 PM train passes through Paradise, PA, bound for Strasburg, on a cold Winter's day in December.
Strsaburg's #90 pulls her train east through Amish country en route to Leaman Place Junction where she'll uncouple and run around the train for a return trip.
Strasburg Rail Road's decapod simmers outside the engine shop just prior to being tucked in.
Number #90 rolls past the station, seven passenger cars in tow, wrapping up yet another busy weekend at the Strasburg Rail Road.
Leading a late evening train from Paradise, PA, No. 90 soldiers on through the snow covered fields destined for Strasburg by night fall.
