The crew takes a look at 126's bearings following a test run. Photo taken with permission from the railroad.
This weekend, the Catskill Mountain Railroad played host to Viscose #6, seen here passing her own advertisement. In spite of less-than-ideal weather conditions on Saturday, the event was a great ... (more)
Just west of Phoenicia is one of the worst remaining washouts on the Catskill Mountain Railroad, one which severs the line from its western end and will require major funding initiatives to repair... (more)
Former B&M RDC 6126 discharges her passengers after two of her first excursions out of North Adams.
On one of her first excursions on the Berkshire Scenic, former Boston & Maine RDC #6126 stops at Adams with a Mass Bay Rail Enthusiasts charter. This is currently as far as trains operate on this... (more)
The Illinois Terminal unit on the lead of a westbound stack train.
#4 in her final full season of service to date. This is an ex GTW line that was regauged for two foot operation.
#4 wraps up a day's worth of running along the Portland waterfront. These days, the line is playing host to her sister, #3.
Preparing to turn on the nearby wye for the return to Scranton.
The two Berkshires were the epicenter of a wildly busy day (and weekend) at Steamtown.
After a long climb, the mighty Berkshire takes on some friendlier terrain.
The Fort Wayne Historical Society bring steam back to the Water Gap.
Two sisters reunited after more than half a century.
Nickel Plate 765 battles the grade through Cresco.
The 765 passes a DL freight holding the siding in Tobyhanna. Despite rumors that a diesel helper was to be cut into the consist, the excursion steamed right through and got through the remainder ... (more)
