Reading 2102 rushes down the grade just north of Tamaqua.

Reading 2102 coasts down the grade through Nesquehoning Tunnel as it approaches Jim Thorpe.

Reading 2102 crosses Peacock's Lock Viaduct as it blasts into Rickenbach Rock Cut.

Reading 2102 prepares for its first public excursion in over 30 years. 2102's cylinder cocks were opened creating a dramatic steam show early in the morning.

Reading 2102 simmers quietly in its stall before it’s official public debut tomorrow. 2102 will be leading a 19-car passenger train, it’s first excursion in 30 years.

In the early light of day, a Blue Mountain & Reading Temple – Harrisburg glides over the Schuylkill River on Conrail’s Lebanon Valley Line at Reading, Pennsylvania. The long girder bridge shar... (more)

A Blue Mountain & Reading Temple – Harrisburg excursion is just under way at Belt Line Junction, Pennsylvania. For reasons that I don’t recall, the train avoided the Reading Belt line and inst... (more)

After a successful round trip to Philadelphia, Reading 4-8-4 2102 backs the Blue Mountain & Reading excursion toward home rails at Belt Line Junction, Pennsylvania. The connection between Conrail�... (more)

With the Neversink Mountain as a backdrop, Reading 4-8-4 2102 rolls a Temple – Philadelphia excursion west at Klapperthal Junction, Pennsylvania. This track is a connector between the former Rea... (more)

Looking right at home, Reading 4-8-4 2102 leads the return leg of a Reading – Philadelphia excursion west at Colebrookdale Junction, Pennsylvania. Seen above and left of the big Northern is the ... (more)

The recent cosmetic restoration of former Reading Railroad T-1 2124 (4-8-4, Baldwin, 1924/1947) has brought it back to its appearance during the "Iron Horse Rambles” era. It is seen on disp... (more)

Reading Company's 1937 built Crusader observation car on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

This passenger car design was rather unique - each of two streamlined Reading "Crusader" ... (more)

Basking in the morning Sun against a backdrop of the mountains of Scranton.

Reading Company Technical and Historical Society's #902 are seen here sitting back to back with the Philadelphia Chap... (more)

Reading Company's Alco RS-3 467

This locomotive was built by the by the American Locomotive Company in May 1952. It had a second career with the Peabody Coal Company before being purchas... (more)

A Reading Company Survivor in...
Exton, PA?!?!!

This is the Exton Hotel, also known as the Exton House and Ship Station. Built in 1859, it is a three-story, five-bay, stuccoed... (more)