"1930's Shortline" Everett Railroad 11 rests in Roaring Spring with two Pennsylvania Railroad boxcars in tow. This scene sets the stage of what one would see many years ago.

Everett Railroad 11 comes to a slow as she approaches the station in Roaring Spring. She travels over an elevated section of tracks set between a row of houses and the main road through town.

Everett Railroad 11 leads a mixed freight of two PRR Boxcars and a combine upgrade at Kladder.

Shortly after the sun has risen over the surrounding Allegheny Mountains, the crew of Everett Railroad 11 receives train orders at Martinsburg Junction.

Steam and smoke shoot into the sky as Everett Railroad 11 leads a mixed freight over the Little Juniata River Bridge.

Steam escapes the cylinders of Everett Railroad 11 as the conductor waves a lantern up and down, giving the proceed signal to the locomotive's engineer.

Everett 11 rests silently in Appvion, a paper mill that recently closed. She rests here, as in a few hours, she will move South to Roaring Spring, where photographers will partake in an HTP Photo ... (more)

A brisk October breeze blows as Reading and Northern 425 backs over the old CNJ trestle crossing the Lehigh River.

After turning around the wye, Reading & Northern 425 backs downgrade into Jim Thorpe.

"Big Blue Twilight" - As the blanket of darkness falls over Reading, the crew of R&N 425 are hard at work, preparing the engine for one last day of Fall Foliage.

Under the cover of night, Reading & Northern 425 reaches full pressure. If it wasnt for the modern appearance of 425, one would believe this scene was one set many years ago.

Before challenging the steep mountain grades of the old anthracite roads, Reading & Northern 425 idles quietly outside the steam shops. Next to the famed 4-6-2 is SW8 #802.

As the foliage reaches its peak, Reading & Northern 425 rolls downhill through a popular spot West of Nesquehoning.

Early in the morning, crews prepare Reading & Northern 425 for a run to Jim Thorpe. The safeties on the locomotive lift, as full operating pressure has been reached.

As a long day comes to a close, Reading & Northern 425 rolls over the famed stone arches of the Peacock's Lock Viaduct. An 1856-built stone arch viaduct and the only viaduct in the United States c... (more)