As a long day comes to a close, Reading & Northern 425 rolls over the famed stone arches of the Peacock's Lock Viaduct. An 1856-built stone arch viaduct and the only viaduct in the United States c... (more)

During a visit to a Strasburg, Norfolk & Western 611 guides a 9 car train into the platform, passing by J Tower.

Reading & Northern #425 and EMD SD-50 #5018 pose side by side in front of the "witch's hat" of the Jim Thorpe Train Station. 5018 was acquired in 2019, and was repainted just before this... (more)

Reading & Northern 425 turns day into night, creating an extremely dramatic scene. The engineer works the throttle as the locomotive fails to hold its grip on the rails, causing the wheels to slip... (more)

Reading & Northern 425 reaches upwards of 40 MPH as she attacks hometown Hill. Water is blasted off of the leaves on the trees as her exhausts shoots high into the sky.

Its not even noon and the temperature has soared high into the nineties. Despite this, many train buffs are lined up at the Strasburg depot to view N&W 611 "Queen of Steam."

Strasburg Railroad 90 Leads a passenger train into East Strasburg, passing by J Tower. The Pennsylvania Railroad structure was originally located in Lemoyne, PA, until it was relocated to Strasbur... (more)

Great Smoky Mountains Railroad 1702 works her way through the Nantahala Gorge, passing by the rock cut at Milepost 81.

Reading 2102 struts across the Lehigh River as foliage reaches near peak.

"Before the Storm" One of the loudest, if not, the loudest, steam locomotive in the United States, R&N 425, simmers quietly in Jim Thorpe. She builds pressure shortly before coupling up ... (more)

In June of 2020, in celebration of West Virginia Day, the Cass Scenic Railroad hosted an event titled, "The Parade of Steam" which offered numerous photo opportunities of all 5 operating... (more)

"Through the Tree Tunnel" - N&W 475 runs around her consist in Leamans Place, as seen through this tunnel of trees.

Wilmington & Western 58 maneuvers a consist over Bridge 8B, closing out the very first day of train rides in 2021.

East Broad Top 16 rolls through the yard at Rockhill after wyeing her train.

While at Durbin, Cass Scenic Railroad Heisler 6 crosses over the East Fork of the Greenbrier River