Afternoon light bathes the PRR 5901.

Sunlight filters in through the skylights at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania and down onto Conrail GP30 2233, PRR GP9 7006, and PRR E7 5901.

A reenactor poses next to Strasburg Railroad 90 and in front of Strasburg Railroad 89 on a cloudless October evening.

Crew member Anthony Farrell prepares Norfolk & Western 611 for the days activities, including multiple wipe downs to make sure all is looking proper!

Norfolk & Western 611 glides through the farm fields of eastern Pennsylvania on a late summer day. The crops of surrounding fields have almost reached their peaks before being harvest this coming ... (more)

Crew member Anthony Farrell prepares 611 for the weekends excursions. The locomotive has just started moving to be placed over the ash pit on the adjacent track.

The visiting N&W J Class #611 heads back to Strasburg across the "Pumpkinville Turnpike" bridge on a beautiful September morning.

The 611 in a driving rain on Memorial Day weekend 2021, accelerating out of Groff's Grove

Strasburg #90 dodges Hurricane Henri as it glides by corn fields at Cherry Hill Farm on August 22nd, 2021.

After getting photos of two different Norfolk Southern heritage units leading trains, it looked like the 7:00 Strasburg train would possibly operate in storm light. Those conditions didn’t exact... (more)

Strasburg's ex-New York Central SW8 has just retrieved a boxcar from the NS interchange at Paradise and is heading for Strasburg ahead of the regular passenger train.

No. 611 leads the Amish Edition of the Powhatan Arrow through the Pennsylvania Dutch countryside on a wet spring day.

Amtrak's E-60, No. 603, on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. I never saw an E-60 brand new (though, I did see No. Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: E-60
Location: Strasburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: AMTK 603
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 18, 2021

Lehigh Valley "Bobber" caboose - built around 1900 and retired from road service in 1937.

Per the Museum's plaque: "The early history of this car remains clouded in uncertainty. ... (more)

Reading Company's 1937 built Crusader observation car on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

This passenger car design was rather unique - each of two streamlined Reading "Crusader" ... (more)