The next generation of railfan records the run around move of 611 operating on the Strasburg Railroad's passenger trains.

ATSF train 9, the Navajo, is seen at Raton with ten cars in the consist, on September 2nd 1938. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

On Day 3 of Santa Fe 3751’s first excursion following its restoration (after decades on static display in a park in San Bernardino), the excursion train slows to a stop in as it climbs over the ... (more)

The sun is setting on another long day of Lerro Photo Charter runbys. 611 is backing her train into the passing siding so #90 can bring her passenger train into the station. Thomas the Tank Engine... (more)

The 2102 approaches Miller's Crossing while the assembled photo line gets their shots.

Norfolk & Western "Queen of Steam", J-Class steam locomotive #611 charging on the Strasburg Rail Road in Pennsylvania.

Norfolk & Western "Queen of Steam", J-Class steam locomotive #611 putting on a great show on an early late fall morning. Photo event led by Pete Lerro on the Strasburg Rail Road in Penns... (more)

On a Frontier Days excursion back in July 2017, the UP 844 approaches a stop at the depot in downtown Greeley, CO. A line of several of us were set up for a picture well before the train arrived, ... (more)

Reading 2102 opens its cylinder cocks in preparation for leaving the steam shops.

The 2102 pulls across the Lehigh River at Jim Thorpe Jct.

Sunset crossing. The setting sun begins setting fire to Norfolk & Western's big J-Class #611 as she takes her passenger train westbound, past a motorist waiting at the crossing at Verdant V... (more)

The 2102 steams through Jim Thorpe Junction with a brilliant fall backdrop.

The 2102 passes the farm at Church Road on a beautiful fall afternoon.

"Pouring on the coal" and putting on a show climbing the grade in Carbon County on a bright fall day.

Found an old slide of Union Pacific 4-8-4 No. 844 looking good on display at Roseville Ca. Tomorrow the 844 will be on display at Oroville Ca. From there the 844 will run up the Feather River Cany... (more)