N&W 475 rolls into the enginehouse as the sun sets on another day at the Strasburg Railroad.

The sun has already set but the snow continues to fall as D797 crosses Highfield Rd. after working the MMID interchange.

B&M 3713 undergoes restoration at the Steamtown shops in Scranton, PA. Last I heard no completion date is set and it is looking like it will be post-2010.

The Living Legend meets the Madame Queen.

Although the trees are still green into the first week of Fall, the rails shine red from the headlight of BRW 752.

Six-axle power for the Black River! The BR&W's newest locomotive, their first six-axle unit, BDRV 9581 (ex-NS 58) sits in the Winchester & Western yard at Bridgeton awaiting its turn... (more)

The high-and-wide extra arrives at its destination for the rail portion of the journey on the rebuilt 'Redstone Branch' (ex-MEC to Portland, ME). The load will be transferred onto a 12-axle truck ... (more)

RBMN 425 leads the Tunkhannock to Jim Thorpe excursion across the Lehigh River at Glen Onoko at the south end of the Lehigh Gorge.

Merry Christmas! On the last day of operation in 2007, #734 leads the train around Helmstetter's curve with a fresh dusting of snow on the ground, ice on the trees, and fog in the mo... (more)

614 looking neglected with RBMN SD38 2004 sitting behind her.

It is a bittersweet story for the 450-foot-long, 60-foot high timber Lake Matawan Trestle. NJT, who owns the ex-CNJ Freehold Branch planned on tearing down the trestle in 1998 to prevent lawsuits ... (more)

To think this is how it all starts...

"Two years..." That is what the schedule says for the restoration of this monster (for a tourist line) to be completed. NdeM 3028 is an oil-burning light 'Niagara' or 4-8-4 built by ... (more)

With NS police protecting either side of this magnificent structure, the NS OCS glides across Portageville Trestle as the rain begins to intensify. This was the first (and so far only) trip across... (more)

No smoking on campus. With incredible luck, we get into Scranton just as the Tobyhanna train was leaving seen from Ridge Row at the University of Scranton. To date, I believe this is... (more)