Reading 2102 thunders out of Nesquehoning Tunnel on a foggy and gloomy November evening.

Norfolk & Western 611 hustles towards Bells Valley with its passenger train on a cloudy October afternoon.

First light at Port Clinton. Sunrise is fast approaching on a cloudy, misty morning in the yard at Port Clinton, PA, as the crew of Reading & Northern Locomotive #2102 completes their servi... (more)

The Nesquehoning turn. After backing upgrade out of Jim Thorpe, PA to the west switch on the wye at Nesquehoning, the Reading & Northern's empty Fall Colors Special consist rolls through th... (more)

Reading 2102 rests in Port Clinton shortly before blasting out of town with its passenger train on a gorgeous October morning.

Engineer Shane Frederickson keeps a watchful eye on Reading 2102 as it eases out of the Reading & Northern Steam Shop on a cold May morning.

Storming out of Port Clinton. After a short station stop to load local passengers, the Reading & Northern's big T-1 #2102 puts on an impressive show for the assembled spectators as she acce... (more)

Yeah, she's BIG.. With a hiss of steam from her cylinder cocks, the massive Reading & Northern T-1 Locomotive #2102 sets off on a light reverse move from the company shops in Port Clinton,... (more)

On September 23, 1978, Chessie ran its 41st Chessie Steam Special of the year, with a round trip from Baltimore to Philadelphia. I got cloud skunked on the eastbound trip. My dad and I were determ... (more)

Reading 2102 accelerates its long passenger train out of Reading Outer Station on its journey to Jim Thorpe on a cool fall morning.

Reading 2102 rests under the former Reading Company Schuylkill & Lehigh Branch and Pennsylvania Railroad Schuylkill Division bridges at Reading Outer Station on a cloudy May evening.

Reading 2102 works hard out of Penobscot as it quickly accelerates its train on the last leg of its journey.

Deadheading to Bristol to run some excursions this WB is out in the country east of the tiny community of Max Meadows.

Deadheading to Bristol to run some excursions this WB is approaching the big split in routes just east of Radford.

As I recall this was an excursion Richmond to Clifton Forge early in 611s first rebirth. There was a stop here on the C&O along the river where there is an interchange track going up to the N&W S... (more)