QASD about to arrive at their destination of the Reading Anthracite Coal Company in Girardville.

QASD departing Gilberton after finishing their work at the Anthracite loadout there.

One of the three Reading & Northern SD38s leading some empty coal cars for the Reading Anthracite Coal Company in Girardville. This SD38 was originally built for the DT&I in 1971. This was a welco... (more)

Reading & Northern's QARG (Tamaqua-Reading) pulls by the yard office after making a set off, led by a relatively short-lived pair of units on the roster. Within a few years of this photo being ta... (more)

After the first winter storm of the season dumped several inches of show across Pennsylvania, the Delano Job's two SD38s thaw in the morning sunshine at MY.

A pair of R&N SD38s power a export coal train in the process of being loaded near Minersville, PA. [Oct. 2016]

A pair of consecutively numbered RBMN SD38's pull today's QANR coal train of 99 loads through the small town of Leesport on a beautiful fall morning.

RBMN YJPI with a little help on the rear from the MEPI work their way up the mountain to Penobscot yard

Reading & Northern SD38 #2003 rolls through the fall foliage near Nesquehoning as it leads a Jim Thorpe to Hometown (High Bridge) excursion on the former Central of New Jersey Nesquehoning Valley ... (more)

R&N PNRB-30 (Port Clinton "Roustabout") spots loads of sand at the Conestoga Foundry Supply siding in Hamburg, PA.

2003 works the RIP at Port Clinton.

The 2003 works some over time spoting some cars into the RIP at the RBMN shops.

A little overtime for the Reading & Northern crew switching some cars into the RIP.

Fresh out of the R&N's Port Clinton shop and sporting a new coat of paint, SD38 2003 is seen here working the Tamaqua - Jim Thorpe local as it goes about spotting tank cars at Air Products near Ho... (more)

Reading & Northern SD38 #2000 sports its fresh paint job as it leads a Jim Thorpe to Hometown (High Bridge) fall foliage excursion through Nesquehoning, PA on the former Central of New Jersey Nesq... (more)