For an excellent historical write up of this locomotives history, visit the Whippany Railway Museum website.

"The American Freedom Train Eagle"

RDG #2101 toured the eastern portion of the United States as the "American Freedom Train" between April 1, 1975 to September 1976. ... (more)

"READING ALIBI"
FROM WWW.BORAIL.ORG In 1923, the Baldwin Locomotive Works built a class I-10a for the Reading Railroad. Originally numbered No. 2101, the locomotive had an oversized Wo... (more)

"UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL"
SRC 475, formally N&W hauls the 11am train towards Leaman Place. For this and other photos please visit my site at more)

4501 is flying American flags in remembrance of the four Marines and Sailor killed in the Chattanooga shooting.

Another day of vacation winds down to an end but not before one last shot of Seminole Gulfs 'Murder Mystery Dinner Train' crossing the Caloosahatchee River. F7A #502 once again does the honors of ... (more)

Fire Up 611's Cheri George. If you enjoyed seeing the beautiful Norfolk & Western J-Class #611 out on the high iron this summer, here's one of the people you can thank. Cheri George, a Geo... (more)

EBT #12 enjoys the sunshine at Orbisonia

No. 755 is one of six surviving Lima built NKP 700 series S class Berkshires. While overshadowed by it's more famous brethren No. 765, No.759 and No. 779, 755 is well cared for at the very small b... (more)

A detail shot of Reading and Northern #425's centered number board and headlight.

This is the very first steam locomotive I ever saw under steam. I can't tell you how great it is that I can see her frequently since she is at Steamtown and I volunteer there. (Maybe one had somet... (more)

The face of Southern Railway 2-8-0 number 542, which currently resides at the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC.

The twin sealed beam headlights of NKP 765 illuminate the raindrops that dampened Friday's festivities at Train Expo 2014. Lerro Productions photo session.

Nickel Plate Road 765 rolls south towards the town of Owosso during an "Historic Transportation Preservation" charter.

Wild Mary #729 takes pause by Cumberland station which overlooks a steeple just across the canal.