RBMN 2102 heads downgrade into Nesquehoning while heading alongside Lake Hauto with an excursion train.

It’s about 3:45 in the morning as RBMN 2102 fires up for the days excursion on stall 3 while 425 cools down on stall 2 from the days past excursion before being put back inside the shed.

Absolutely screaming out of the Tamaqua tunnel, RBMN 2102 heads into a thin patch of fog while thundering upgrade towards Jim Thorpe.

2102's steam trail on a crisp Autumn blue backdrop scene.

Evoking memories of Reading Lines Iron Horse Rambles of yore, a gorgeous late October Saturday afforded opportunity to enjoy the impressive Reading & Northern T-1 handling 18 cars between Reading ... (more)

Reading & Northern 2102 leads PNSH along the former Reading at Auburn, crossing under the former PRR Schuylkill Branch.

Reading & Northern JTOS charges uphill at Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania amongst the fall colors.

The third Reading & Northern Fall Foliage trips nears its next stop at Port Clinton, PA as it crosses through the fields at Millers Crossing in Molino, PA. Millers Crossing is always one of the be... (more)

Fall Foliage Beware!!!!! The remaining colorful leaves on the trackside trees are about to get a test of strength as they are about to be blasted by the exhaust of former Reading T-1 #2102 as i... (more)

With foliage just starting to creep into eastern Pennsylvania, Reading & Northern 2102 puts on an impressive show amongst the slowly changing leaves.

Reading & Northern 2102 roars northbound through the foliage at Reynolds, with 18 cars in tow.

Reading & Northerns Fall Foliage train cruises downhill at Millers Crossing behind former Reading Company T-1 no. 2102 on former Reading Company trackage.

RBMN 2102 and RBMN 425 shove back out of the Port Clinton shops creating a massive steam cloud on the cold Pennsylvania morning.

Reading Northern 2102 rolling north to Jim Thorpe

Fall In the Gorge. Reading and Northern Railroad T-1 RBMN 2102 (4-8-4, née-Reading Railroad 2102) was the leader during the "Fall Foliage Excursion" on Saturday, October 29, 2022... (more)