Steam locomotive Myron H. races a different breed of track vehicle - the Millennium Force roller coaster.

Myron H. was built by Vulcan Iron Works in 1922 and started out as a locomotive fo... (more)

Steam locomotive Myron H. waits in the rain after completing a circuit around the amusement park.

Myron H. was built by Vulcan Iron Works in 1922 and started out as a locomotive for th... (more)

Cedar Point & Lake Erie No. 22, Myron H., passes some of the roller coasters at the famous amusement park. The CP&LE celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013 and operates four authentic steam locom... (more)

"Myron H," an 18-ton 1922 Vulcan 2-4-0, gets some attention from her fireman at the Funway station of the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad.

One of CP&LE's main operating locomotives for nearly three decades, the 15-ton 1910 Davenport 2-6-0 "Albert" is now on static display at Cedar Junction.

CP&LE 2-4-0 "Judy K" has a clean stack leaving the Funway Station, headed for Frontier Town. Crews take great pride in maintaining their four operable steam locomotives - the CP&LE maintains the ... (more)

The 1923 Vulcan 2-4-0 "Judy K." steams into the Funway station on the CP&LE Railroad. Over the years its saddle tank was removed and a tender added, along with copious amounts of red paint and br... (more)

"Myron H." steams past the log flume ride on the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad, passing under the supports. When the railroad first opened in 1963 this area was covered with a thick forest of ... (more)

The 1922 Vulcan "Myron H." eases away from the Funway station on the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad, which marks its 50th anniversary in 2013. The 3' gauge line circles the Cedar Point Amusemen... (more)

Judy K. in her 4th of July dress steams out of the main station on a cold rainy summer evening.

In the late evening sun Myron H. makes a run past the Millennium Force roller coaster which is one of the world’s fastest (at 93 mph), and tallest (300 foot drop).

CP&LE Railroad's Judy K. pulling out of the Main Station with another load of Cedar Point's Halloweekends Guests on this windy October Day.

On the last day of the 2007 season, Cedar Point & Lake Erie pulls out and dusts off the “Big Engine” once more for its passengers and crew to enjoy.

Good ol’ 22 is about to crest the grade on Boneville Hill, which is a short grade that starts at Frontier station and runs for about quarter of a mile until this bridge. A grade that small may s... (more)

Cedar Point & Lake Erie R.R.'s #44, Judy K. during a beautiful Saturday evening sunset.