In the dramatic early morning light, Reading & Northern 425 highballs enroute to Haucks.

Storms brew across the valley as the last rays of sun beat down on the Reading & Northern 425, passing by a derelict, antique dodge pickup.

Reading & Northern 425 commands a scene at the hometown high bridge on a clear late summer morning

Reading & Northern 425 crosses over the Hometown High Bridge near Hometown, Pennsylvania. The bridge stands 168 feet tall and is 1,186 feet long. The bridge makes for some great views of the valle... (more)

Reading & Northern 425 slowly crosses the Hometown High Bridge, giving passengers beautiful views of the valley below. This impressive structure spans 1,168 feet and rises 168 feet above the Littl... (more)

Reading & Northern 425 gallantly charges upgrade, completing the last leg of the Southbound climb towards Haucks. Tamaqua Summerfest 2021 offered photo opportunities unseen since 2019.

While waiting for QAJT to finish shifting Reynolds in Hometown, JTPN sits on Hometown Hill surrounded by colorful foliage.

Reading and Northern's OCS passes through Hometown PA with two ex Norfolk Southern executive units.

Looks like the passengers on today's Reading & Northern Fall Foliage Excursion who bought tickets to see the leaves are getting their money's worth.

Reading Blue Mountain and Northern 425, just outside of Hometown, PA, Passes by Hauto Dam on one of its fall foliage excursions to Jim Thorpe, PA

"Steaming Across Greenwood Lake"

Amidst fall colors, Reading & Northern #425 roared past Lake Hauto and into the bottom of Hometown Hill on October 19, 2019 as she made haste heading south towards Port Clinton and the Reading Out... (more)

Reading and Northern 4-6-2 425 leads the railroad Fall Foliage Excursion across the 1000ft long Hometown High Bridge on a beautiful fall day

Reading and Northern's Autumn Leaf climbing Hometown Hill past a marsh near Greenwood Lake. The train will soon be cresting the hill and soaring over the massive Hometown Trestle.

Reading and Northern GP38-2s 2012 and 2011 bracket the "Hometown High Bridge Train" seen here rolling of its namesake bridge over the Little Schuykill River.