Lehigh Valley Railroad RDC-1 No. 40, one of only two RDC-1's that the railroad owned, was built in 1951 by the Budd Company and is preserved at the RRMofPA. The rail diesel car, after serving the... (more)

Bethlehem Steel MU No. 800

"On July 26, 1931, regularly scheduled, electric train service began to suburban Philadelphia communities, and electric multiple-unit passenger cars w... (more)

The stars and stripes atop #89 wave in the breeze as the Strasburg Rail Road commemorates Memorial Day 2018 by re-dressing Canadian National Mogul #89 into a U.S. Transportation Corps locomotive.

#89 is on the move, as she quickly approaches Carpenter's crossing hauling a vintage freight, on a beautiful late spring afternoon.

There is always a great photographic opportunity waiting along the tracks of the Road to Paradise. Here, an antique tractor sits patiently for its next assignment on the Cherry Crest farm as Canad... (more)

Established in 1942 during WWII from an Executive Order from President Franklin Roosevelt, the United States Transportation Corps is in charge of moving supplies and men across the world. By the e... (more)

Canadian National #89, serving in the US Transportation Corps in WW2, sits patiently in the East Strasburg yard awaiting the next assignment from the yard office as the war effort on the homefront... (more)

Cumulonimbus clouds rise high into the atmosphere outside of Strasburg, PA as SRC #89 makes her way home with a vintage mixed freight on a warm, breezy late spring evening.

Through a field of flowers, SRC #89 barks her way over the Pumpkinville Turnpike with supplies and men for the war effort. A charter by Lerro Productions and the Strasburg Rail Road.

Being at the right place at the right time matters a lot when railfanning. On May 26th, the Strasburg Rail Road held the Red Ball Express photo charter with proceeds going to the rebuild of the Ve... (more)

"Speed Exemplified": Canadian National #89 in World War 2 Transportation Corps lettering speeds with goods and ammunition ready for our nation's troops on the evening of May 26th. Engine... (more)

An Amtrak EMD/ASEA built AEM-7 (No. 915) sits on display, this day, next to the Museum's PRR GE/Baldwin built GG1 (No. 4800), "Old Rivets" The GG1 (built in 1934) was the first of its kind and ra... (more)

Three engines in steam today at the Strasburg, with their crews posing by the pilots. The occasion was the meeting in Strasburg of the HeritageRail Alliance.

No. 89 moves to hook up with its train and to get ready for another day of hauling passengers.