On paper, Strasburg is a somewhat intimidating place to shoot if you want new angles. It's only 5 miles long, has no bridges, tunnels, or bodies of water of any significance, and is very popular w... (more)

89 simmers outside the engine house before hauling four trips to Paradise PA and back.

A Canadian National local runs tender first out a lonely prairie branch...courtesy of Strasburg RR, of course.

...eyes on the tracks ahead...(through some very interesting glasses I might add)

Good joint!

It's a cool spring day. Squirrels play in the trees as wooden yard creatures wave American flags and steal kisses in flower beds. The carved Canadian goose isn't taking any notice, but the two min... (more)

One year ago today... over 30 photographers gathered in the fields of eastern Pennsylvania to recreate classic Canadian National scenes from decades previous. As the unique cloudline heads ... (more)

CN #89 returns to her Strasburg Railroad livery in August of 2008, seen here left to dry in the breeze. Note that management has opted to keep the original logo theme on all 4 steamers. A class ... (more)

#89 and 31 pose side-by-side in the East Strasburg yard in what could pass for a scene from rural Ontario in the late 1920s.

The 3PM train passes one of the many farm houses that are along the "Road to Paradise" as the cows take in the sun and the swans cruise towards the photographer on this fairly chilly day.

No. 89 rests in the enginehouse while 90 and 475 handle the day's duties.