Steamtown's "Holiday Express" arrives in Moscow PA during the season's first snowfall. Parents are enjoying a day out and kids are on the lookout for the Santa that is in the station. This was Ste... (more)

The men share a joke after a long day with 382. Lighting by Lerro Productions.

The modern and well kept MTA Corona Yard has a feline trespasser. I watched with trepidation as the visitor came near the third rail yet this pussy didn't self immolate. Truly nine lives were with... (more)

NKP No. 765 is on the Norfolk Southern Employee Appreciation Special running from Altoona to Gallitzin and return. Passing the knob of earth that is at the apex of the curve, it is a sight for all... (more)

Here you see Amtrak 156 making her way through Steamtown's 1860's era restoration shop on Shop Track 9. The train will continue through the shop, then the roundhouse and over the turntable to get ... (more)

There is a lot of money sitting here in the MTA's Corona Yard. They rest for tomorrow they work again.

During Steamtown's Lackawanna Fest 2009 Canadian Pacific 2317's feedwater pump is blown down making sure there is nothing in the pipes to muck things up. Sadly, these scenes will stop soon with 23... (more)

One of the most unlikely steam restorations in memory, one that took years and years of knuckle-busting work, all of it done outside, has resulted in a very successful resurrection.

And why di... (more)

In 1936–1939 Baldwin Locomotive Works built nine 0-10-2 steam locomotives for the Union Railroad. Since these were the only locomotives ever built in the United States to this wheel arrangement ... (more)

Here about six years after the Rockhill Trolley Museum acquired her is the SEPTA Liberty Liner "Independence Hall." One half of the magnificent Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee fleet of Electrolin... (more)

Amtrak's North East Corridor "Dock" bridge over the Passaic River in Newark, NJ on a cool October evening sees a south bound train pulling in.

You will never know what you will find in the United Railroad Historical Society's barn in Boonton. Here is a black beauty to warm the cockles of any railfan of a certain age. Wouldn't it be great... (more)

Hawaiian Railway No. 5 gets to run up and down her 2000' of mainline only twice a year at the Connecticut Antique Machinery Association. You owe it to yourself to go see this pretty little filly.... (more)

CNR 3254 sidles up to old stablemate 3377 in Scranton, PA.

Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 slowly comes together in the Steamtown Shop.