Flanked by the DL&W F3’s and a Bigboy, the Nickel Plate Berk is the star of the Spring Cleaning night photo session. The lighting was set up to illuminate the front-ends, but I found this scene ... (more)

This is Mark St Aubin with Illinois Central 790 at Steamtown in Scranton PA. Mark has been involved with many steam locomotives over the years including the outstanding restoration of NKP No 765. ... (more)

This is Grand Trunk Western 4-8-2 No. 6039's restored backhead which is one result of Steamtown's multi locomotive asbestos abatement project. The piping and jacketing were removed so the underly... (more)

Nickel Plate Berkshire #759 meets Lackawanna F3 #664 during the Railfan & Railroad Spring TRAINing night photo shoot at Steamtown. Canon EOS 50D, Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG APO Lighting by Lerro... (more)

Jim takes the 3254 out for a spin.

CN #3254 chuffs past Mattes Street Tower in commuter service between Steamtown and the former DL&W depot.

Lackawanna F3 664 arrives Buffalo, NY alongside Nickle Plate Road Sleeper car City of Lima as the headlight cuts the smoke from the idling steam engines waiting their next assignment. Thanks to Ra... (more)

Nickle Plate Berk 759 arrives Buffalo, NY in April, 1955 alongside "the enemy" on a warm Spring night. The brakeman is working the drawbar in preperations to put the Berk to bed for the night. Tha... (more)

With the help of Railroad & Railfan Magazine, Steve Barry, and Lerro Productions, we get a glimpse of what Bufflo, NY circa 1955 might have looked like. Here we see a pair of Lackawanna F3s arrivi... (more)

Going for a spin on the turntable

Mikado and admirers

NKP 759's breakman prepares to couple. This scene recreated thanks to Pete Lerro and Steve Barry during steam towns spring training. This recreation was special to me as 759 was the first locomoti... (more)

Timeless......

Cosmetically restored Berkshire, NKP 759, is the star attraction of the Spring TRAINing night photo session. Seen here at twilight in the Electric City. Lighting by Lerro Productions.

Here you see Reading Railroad 4-8-4 No. 2124 just outside Steamtown's paint shop. Most famous for pulling the Reading Rambles in 1959-1961, No.2124 is in the final stages of its Steamtown asbestos... (more)