Canadian Pacific #2317 shows off her profile on Steamtown's turntable. The drivers for this Pacific class locomotive are impressive at 6'3" high. Currently, the engine is limited to yard shuttle... (more)

Montreal-built passenger power... Passenger locomotives from Canada's two largest railroads, both built by the Montreal Locomotive Works, are represented in this photo. Canadian Pacific 4-6... (more)

Deep in the woods of Northern Pennsylvania, Canadian National #3254 works it's muscle up the grade at Elmhurst en route to Moscow, PA. Compliments of Steamtown National Historic Park.

Two engines at Steamtown... In a scene that will only be available for a few more weeks, Canadian National 2-8-2 3254 eases through the yard to pick up her train, while Canadian Pacific 4-6... (more)

For those about to ride... we salute you!
Steamtown had a very successful weekend during it's now annual Railfest Weekend as witnessed by the huge crowd that not only got to r... (more)

Fans line up to shoot Canadian Pacific 4-6-2 2317 as it picks up the Scranton Limited yard shuttle, while Canadian National 2-8-2 3254 takes a spin on the turntable in the background. Also ... (more)

2317 leaves a stream of black smoke as she passes a parked freight with a caboose on the end.

Steam is still hanging on in Canada into the late 50s. A CN employee looks back at the machine he just spent the last few hours working with as he signs out for the day. Both, he and CN 3254, will... (more)

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)

Canadian National 2-8-2 #3254 rounds a rock cut just before crossing Roaring Brook and entering the Nay Aug tunnel in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

During Steamtown's Lackawanna Railfest, Delware & Hudson GP38-2, still in D&H paint, was on display thanks to the Canadian Pacific Railroad. The sun was nicely shining on the cab of the engine Su... (more)

The back up power for the CN mikado was a restored DL&W FP7 637

In the early day of Steamtown after the move to PA, the daily excursion was a run up to Moscow with a stop-off for visiting the gift shop. The big CN mikado was a pretty impressive engine for a to... (more)

The original Steamtown collection included UP and N&W Articulated steam. The N&W is now at the O. Winston Link Museum. The Big Boy is still with Steamtown in Pennsylvania.