The wayback machine - and the war effort - is alive and well during a Lerro Productions fundraising charter on the Road to Paradise.

Trains don't go places without people. Operations Manager and engineer Zach Hall has spent much of his life around the 765 - not to mention a handful of other steam locomotives throughout the coun... (more)

Hostler Brian Smith looks every bit the part as he helps bring the 765 up to operating pressure during the locomotive's test fire on Memorial Day Weekend. While you may not recognize the face, you... (more)

The future looks a little like the past as visitors inspect the looming spectre of Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis steam locomotive No. 576. A little movie magic and imagination go a long way d... (more)

1955: Nickel Plate Road conductor D.A. Popp eyes the crowd atop the newly finished railroad elevation during a special celebration on October 4th, 1955 where Berkshire no. 767 has just broken the ... (more)

Riding horseback through the Cuyahoga Valley.

There's magic in the valley. 765 returns to the Cuyahoga Valley this September.

The Jitong transplant walks into the yard after a day of test-runs between Lexington and Frankfort.

Preservation happens not only with monuments and machines, but with skills passed from one generation to the next. Inside the cramped quarters of the 765's smokebox, 41-year railroad veteran Bill ... (more)

After making adjustments to the eccentric rod, Jason Sobczynski pauses to speak with a 50 year railroad veteran and former Wabash Railroad employee at the railroad's former locomotive shops.

A passing vintage Chevrolet meets the 765 and NS heritage unit no. 8100 at the lead to the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society's shop after a successful test run between Fort Wayne and Muncie, ... (more)

Though the signal shows restricting, the 765 will have the high green on Norfolk Southern's mainline this year as the railroad celebrates its 30th year and the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Socie... (more)

Don't sit under that apple tree with anyone else but me.

For some of us, perhaps it started this way.

6AM smiles warmly upon a Nickel Plate 700.