RailPictures.Net Photo: RBMN 425 Reading & Northern Steam 4-6-2 at Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania by Kevin Madore

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� Reading & Northern (more..)
� Steam 4-6-2 (more..)

� Jim Thorpe Station (MM 122.5) (more..)
� Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA (more..)
� February 15, 2016

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� Kevin Madore (more..)
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Reading Blue Mountain & Northern. The crew of a Reading Blue Mountain & Northern passenger train discusses the challenges of their upcoming run north, as they wait for their passengers to board on a snowy night in the little town of Jim Thorpe, PA.

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