The last rays of daylight catch Lehigh Valley Coal #126 simmering inside the roundhouse at the N.C. Transportation Museum.

LCV 126 backs into the south end of the Spencer complex with the roundhouse and massive backshop in the background.

With the motto, "have engine will travel," the father and son Gramling team have brought steam to thousands over the past decade. For the next month, their LVC 0-6-0 will be residing at ... (more)

Lehigh Valley Coal Co. #126 passing under the pedestrian bridge with snow on the ground at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. Behind the throttle, Mr. Henry Martin.

The 0-4-0T Santa Cruz Portland Cement No. 2 (aka "The Chiggen"), built by H. K. Porter in 1909, began life at the cement plant in Davenport (11 miles north of Santa Cruz) and served the... (more)

Running light back to Titusville after suffering some main bearing problems, Scott Symans is at the throttle of his pride and joy, on Oil Creek & Titusville rails for the first time.

In 1969 Englishman Alan Pegler brought his famous “Flying Scotsman” 4-6-2 and 9-car train over to the USA for a tour, landing at the port of Houston. Just to prove their track gauge us the s... (more)

Santa Cruz Portland Cement 2 "The Chiggen" has just crossed Antonelli Pond and is working the grade just south of the trestle, the weekend of 7/11 - 13/14 was rather significant, as this was the f... (more)

Live steam on the St. Mary's is provided by the Lehigh Valley Coal 126 as it pulls a short little express train for the next couple of weekends in October. It was a sold out ride all day today for... (more)

765 leading train 55 towards Boston Mills with the two NPR coaches 62 & 90.

NKP 765 runs at speed past the site of the former Jaite paper mill on a glorious northern Ohio morning.

Aug. 30-31 The Bluegrass Railroad Museum and David Kloke and company teamed up to bring Leviathan to BGRM for a weekend of steam operations along the museums line. While a diesel led consist west ... (more)

The mighty Leviathan performs a run-by at Trackside Farm during BGRM's Labor Day weekend "Lincoln Civil War Train" event.

The little Porter was just leaving North Bend, Washington, crossing W North Bend Way (old US HWY 10) with five loaded passenger cars on its draw bar during a return leg to Snoqualmie Sunday aftern... (more)