Rio Grande Southern #20 (4-6-0 locomotive built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in 1899) gets a spin on the turntable as it gets ready to head into the barn for the day.

A pair of mikados lead a coal train north to the interchange at Mt. Union, PA.

Reading 2102 crosses Peacock's Lock Viaduct as it blasts into Rickenbach Rock Cut.

Fireless 0-4-0 T steamlocomotive # 6601 of the Bavarian Railway Museum (BEM) in Nördlingen on the turntable. Built in 1912 by Krauss.

0-4-0 T steamlocomotive # 9 of the Bavarian Railway Museum (BEM) in Nördlingen, running on to the turntable during the first railway event. The type B 250 locomotive # 9 with name "RIES" was buil... (more)

With the cylinder cocks wide open, Reading & Northern 2102 crawls across the turntable at Port Clinton.

Coming around the bend, Fillmore and Western Baldwin 2-8-0, No. 14 built in 1913 hauls an excursion Train back to Fillmore. No. 14 is pulling the grade up from the Hwy 126 crossing past MP 420 o... (more)

The fireless stemlocomotive # 6601 of the Bavarian Railway Museum, built in 1912 by Krauss, was one of the most requested locomotives during the first railway event of Nördlingen, because she shu... (more)

Reading & Northern T-1 no. 2102 crawls onto the siding track at Jim Thorpe to let the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railroad train pass by.

Small steam loc is shunting while the steam loc for the 'Queen Elizabeth 70 years throne jubilee' is waiting for the jubilee.

A crowd gets up close and personal to UP 8444, headed to the 1984 Worlds Fair in New Orleans, LA, while being serviced at Warrensburg, MO.

Reading 2102 prepares for its first public excursion in over 30 years. 2102's cylinder cocks were opened creating a dramatic steam show early in the morning.

Quite a few steam locomotive enthusiasts refer to the Bavarian four-cylinder express train locomotives S 3/6 as the most beautiful machines ever built. The 4-6-2 locomotive # 3673 was built in 191... (more)

Preeeesent.....ARMS! Federal troops guarding the Herr's Mill Covered Bridge salute the passage of the train bearing the remains of the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. ... (more)

A steam double header was operated from downtown St. Louis to the Museum of Transport to drop off SLSF 1522. However, the train had to wait for a stalled freight train to clear before the steam l... (more)