No. 40 smokes things up a bit as she charges toward the photo line on her final runby at Lahaska.

No. 40 poses proudly with her train crew during the New Hope & Ivyland's annual Railfan Weekend.

Recently purchased Canadian loco in a reflective mood at New Hope's shop track.

#40 reverses to couple to its coaches for the 11:00 a.m. run to Lahaska.

In a scene reminiscent of a Johnny Krause photograph, #40 charges over Neshaminy Creek in perfect sunlight, as her leafy surroundings signal the beginning of fall foliage season.

No. 40 is being serviced prior to the 4:00 pm departure.

No. 40's tender is being filled with water, in preparation for the 4:00 p.m. train.

The engineer of today's runs, Adam, takes a short, well-deserved break for a few minutes before bringing #40 to the water spout and enginehouse. A special thanks goes out to the guys at the NHIR f... (more)

Fireman, Casey Quenzel, who not only does his job well but fits the part, keeps a careful eye on the pressure gauge. The steam from the ash being dumped and the evening sunlight shining through in... (more)

No. 40 makes it's way through a clearing at Hood by the Acquetong Creek. Location tip; Andrew. Now brought to you in full Technicolor.

While taking shelter from the light rain inside the station, I stumbled upon this view of #40 waiting to depart. The rain was actually a blessing as it kept the number of people down allowing for ... (more)

Freshly outshopped, #40 hustles south along the Aquetong Creek with three coaches bound for Lahaska and return. The creek was suprisingly warm for June but the week of 80 degree days helped.

NH&I RR #40 pauses at the station, just clear of the freight house, with a few hoppers in tow. In the earlier part of the 1900's a similar scene was duplicated with a P&R camelback (#482), though... (more)

"Night Moves" After a long and productive day, a watchful eye ensures proper separation and placement of New Hope's GP30 #2198 and her six axle mate, GE C30-7 #7087. My thanks to the NHIRR crew... (more)

L&C #40 gets blown down after a hard day of hauling the mixed train for the New Hope & Ivyland sponsored photo charter.