The Reading and Columbia Rail Road completed its trackage between Sinking Spring and Columbia, Pennsylvania in 1864. With trackage rights over the Reading’s Lebanon Valley Branch between Reading... (more)

Reading Company RS-3 467, built by the American Locomotive Company in May 1952, was sold to the Peabody Coal Company. It was later purchased – and restored – by the Reading Historical Society... (more)

Twas ever thus!!

Reading represented at the night shoot after Railfest shutdown for the day.

With the Big Boy inside for cosmetic work, Reading cab units share prime spot at Steamtown with T1 2124.

Steamtown's Reading 467 is an RS-3. It is displayed in the old Erie Lackwanna yard with a small freight train.

A Reading GP30/GP30/GP35 lashup leads a freight through the Western Maryland yard at Hagerstown, MD. The RDG and WM pooled power and crews between Hagerstown and Rutherford Yard outside Harrisburg... (more)

Reading T1 #2124, recently cosmetically restored, basks in the late afternoon light before a night photo session planned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the famous Reading Rambles. Alongside ... (more)

A night shoot put on by Steve Barry with the recent repainted Reading T1 2124 as the star of the show.

Standing in Steamtown.

Reading 902 and 903 sit on display at the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA.

A westbound Reading freight behind a GP35 and a Century 630 prepares to leave the RDG/CNJ yard at Allentown, PA, on a misty spring day. This train was bound for the railroad's namesake city of Rea... (more)

A Reading freight with interchange traffic for the Western Maryland heads for Hagerstown, MD, behind a GP30/GP30/C424 lashup. The Reading and WM pooled power and crews on the Lurgan line between H... (more)

Reading GP30 waits along CNJ Elizabethport shops

Reading GP35 and GP30 are moved around shops at CNJ Elizabethport shops