The engineer is oiling around the 425 down by the water tank in the old Blue Mountain & Reading's South Hamburg Yard. Pennsy E8A No. 5898, classified as an EP-22* by PRR, was built by EMD in 1951... (more)

"Off to the Races!": Clear blue skies set the scene on October 19, 2024 as the faint whistle of a Reading Hooter fills the air and T-1 4-8-4 #2102 hustles north with her Fall Foliage Spe... (more)

Reading 2102 hurries downgrade through Hamburg on a sunny summer evening.

The 2102 passes the signals at Muller as it makes its way back to Reading.

Reading 2102 charges through Hamburg as it nears its station stop in Port Clinton.

Built in June of 1952 as Delaware Lackawanna & Western 509 the RBMN 800 spots a car at Hartz Concrete. Hartz is in Hamburg just south of the Reading and Northern home office in Port Clinton.

Making the best of a gloomy day, Passengers on board the Fall Leaf excursion ride behind the former READING T-1, 2102. The train is headed North from Reading and passes by the Cement Plant here i... (more)

The Reading Blue Mountain and Northern F9A/B set leads the Sunday Fall Leaf excursion to Jim Thorpe. The train originated out of the RBMN Outer Station and in this shot passes by RT 61 and Old 22 ... (more)

R&N 2102 flies northbound past Koremart and Hartz Concrete en route to Jim Thorpe.

Reading 2102 flies down the grade through Hamburg with the final Iron Horse Ramble of 2023.

June of 1967 sees the birth of the Reading 6300. Another survivor of the Golden Age of Diesels she now sits in Hamburg, PA at the Reading Company Museum. Definitely worth the drive to Hamburg if y... (more)

Built in June of 1952 the RDG 485 had bounced around a bit over its life. Currently it sits awaiting restoration to its former glory at the Reading Company Museum in Hamburg Pennsylvania.

RBMN 2102 flys through Hamburg before making a station stop at Port Clinton.

Reading 2102 passes under the former Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge that now is a rail trail.

Engineer Andy Muller brings PNEX south past his namesake control point.