SRC 33 sits outside the shop under early morning clouds.

Strasburg 90 in its new Great Western paint performs a photo runby near the Caboose Motel in Strasburg.

No. 90 steaming up outside the enginehouse prior to pulling a John Craft photo charter.

Strasburg's former Pennsylvania 44-tonner (ex- PRR 9331) in the yard at Strasburg.

Turning locomotive around by Amtraks Harrisburg Line

No. 475, the only operating N&W steamer of her class, rumbles through Cherry Hill with the last train of the year.

No. 31 chugs up the 1.5% grade at Cherry Hill with an early-afternoon train.

The fireman "walks" #31 as it's being put away

No. 90 getting an early start at the Strasburg shop on a foggy winter morning.

Rarely run SRC 31 returning to station on its first run of the day.

Recently repainted into her "as delivered" Great Western livery, No. 90 chugs her way through the beautiful Pennsylvania Dutch countryside with the last scenic train of the day.

A N&W/GW meet? And in 2006? Only on the Strasburg Rail Road! #475 is in charge of a John Craft photo special, while #90 handles the hourly train on this bitter cold winter afternoon.