Leviathan on display at the Monticello Railway Museum.

The Leviathan comes around the curve into the town of Monticello. In the background, kids play and ride bikes after witnessing the 63 storm through. The Leviathan did have a caboose the previous d... (more)

The new Leviathan 4-4-0 backs out of the yard and moves slowly down to the Nelson's Crossing station.

The Leviathan 63 heads south back to the Nelson's Crossing depot during Monticello Railroad Days.

The new Leviathan 4-4-0 steams across the Camp Creek bridge on its way to downtown Monticello.

CPRR 63 waits to head back to the Nelson's Station in Monticello.

The Leviathan heads past Monticello Station in a classic scene. It is caboose-less due to our good friends at the FRA.

CPRR 63 makes its appearance at Monticello Railroad Days.

A proud crew member polishes the brass on America's newest steam locomotive.

Eight active engines in one shot... sort of. The eight active steam engines that attended TrainFestival 2009 pose around the turntable at the beginning of Friday's night photo session. From... (more)

After the crowds had departed for the final time on Sunday evening, only a few dozen people are around to watch the Leviathan take a spin on the turntable. Directly above, the B-25 that had been c... (more)

A few brave souls manage to form a photo line on the sunny side of Leviathan, the newest steam locomotive built in the United States.

The Levianthan sits on one of the run around tracks at the Steam Railroading Institute, seen from the turntable pitt.