Little River Railroad 110 crosses the Sauk River with its passenger train on a sunny summer day.

Little River Railroad's small 4-6-2 has brought the NRHS Convention Special from Coldwater and will hand the train over to NKP 765 in Quincy, MI.

Little River Railroad 110 hustles across the Sauk River on a hot June afternoon.

Little River Railroad 110 rests in Coldwater with its passenger train shortly before its departure.

Little River's Pacific type shares the stage, during the blue hour, in Owosso.

Little River Railroad Pacific #110 leads a freight special at Squires Road on a cold, wet November day. No. 110 was built by Baldwin in 1911 for the Little River Railroad in Tennessee.

Little River 110 assembles her train in preparation for the 1st 1 hour train ride of the day.

Little River Railroad looking good under twilight.

Sunset, smoke and steam... The tiny little Pacific type from the Little River Railroad rests next to the big Berks.

Little Pacific 110 waits for the signal to proceed east to Quincy, Mi on this fall day.

With US, Michigan and Tennessee flags flying, bell swinging and whistle blowing, the smallest standard gauge Pacific ever built, Little River 4-6-2 110, makes quite a sight as she begins her trip ... (more)

The littlest Pacific, Little River Railroad #110 makes its way to the turntable after finishing up for the day.

Little River 4-6-2 110, the smallest standard gauge Pacific ever built, slows as she brings an hourly excursion trip back into Owosso, past the former Woodard Furniture Company, now home to the Wr... (more)

At 10:30 Little River 110 pulls the hour long excursion back into Owosso.