Lehigh Valley Coal Co 0-6-0 saddle tank engine #126, has the North Carolina Transportation Museum caboose train in tow.

The operating steam locomotive from the railroad festival at Ravenna from September 11th. Returning from the other end of the yard, which can be seen in the background.

The operating steam locomotive from the railroad festival at Ravenna from September 11th. With my zoom lens, I managed to capture this one as it makes way to the rear entrance of the car shop.

The operating steam locomotive from the railroad festival at Ravenna from September 11th.

Lehigh Valley Coal Company 126 heading into the Midway along the St. Mary's Railroad hauling the last passenger excursion for the day.

Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 126 leads the St. Mary's Railroad excursion into Midway siding, where it will sit while a skit is performed, then begin its return trip to downtown St. Mary's.

It's Steampunk time on the Wilmington & Western. Lehigh Valley Coal Co. No. 126, owned and operated by John and Barney Gramling, poses with W&W's own ex-Mississippi Central 4-4-0 No. 98 and a few ... (more)

The crew takes a look at 126's bearings following a test run. Photo taken with permission from the railroad.

Making its rounds around the North Carolina Transportation Museum is Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 0-6-0 #126.

Lehigh Valley Coal Co. #126 reversing at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. Behind the throttle, Mr. Henry Martin.

A visiting steam engine is returning to St Marys with happy passengers.

Lehigh Valley Coal Co. #126 passing under the pedestrian bridge with snow on the ground at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. Behind the throttle, Mr. Henry Martin.

The North Carolina Transportation Museum held its Spring Kick-off which included a caboose train pulled by Lehigh Valley Coal 0-6-0T owned by the Gramling Locomotive Works.