A CNJ survivor in... Allentown, PA!

Built between 1888 and 1889, this station was constructed jointly by the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Reading. The Reading shared tr... (more)

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot

A lone signal stands guard overlooking the former CNJ depot in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Once trains with power as diverse as 4-4-0 America... (more)

A Return to Glory!

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot will be getting a new lease on life - literally! While plans for its reuse and restoration have been made and broke... (more)

Wilkes-Barre's CNJ Station
The Restoration has Begun!

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot was initially built for the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad. The 1868 two and... (more)

Anthracite Railroads Historical Society's 1948 built EMD F3 No. 56, former Bangor & Aroostook, sits in the former CNJ yard at Jim Thorpe, PA. This is a unique shot of the venerable locomotive as ... (more)

Anthracite Railroads Historical Society's 1948 built EMD F3 No. 56 (former Bangor & Aroostook), along with sister unit No. 57 (owned by Tri-State Railroad Historical Society) sit in the yard at Ji... (more)

A set of Jersey Central F3's lead an early morning coal drag through the fog in Mauch Chunck, PA, bound for the ports in NJ.

In actuality, lead unit No. 56 is Anthracite Railroads Historical S... (more)

Reading Company's 4-8-4 No. 2124, a recipient of a recent cosmetic restoration, is seen in the yard at Steamtown parked next to the Philadelphia Chapter of the NRHS's FP7 #903 (mated to the Readin... (more)

Reading Company Technical and Historical Society's #902, sitting back to back with the Philadelphia Chapter of the NRHS's #903 at Steamtown in 2016. No's 902 and 903 were among of the first six F... (more)

Meadow River Lumber Company Two Truck Shay No. 1

Steamtown's 1910 Lima built Meadow River Lumber Company 2-Truck Shay is seen here slowly rusting away at the back lot of the former DL&W s... (more)

Canadian National 4-6-4T No. 47

Canadian National No. 47 was originally built by the Montreal Locomotive Works in September 1914 for the Grand Trunk Railway as its No. 1542, but became a ... (more)

Brooks Scanlon Corporation 2-6-2 No. 1

No. 1 was built by Baldwin in 1914 for the Carpenter-O'Brien Lumber Company in Eastport, Florida. After the United States entered World War I in 19... (more)

Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 No. 4012

Steamtown's cosmetically restored 4-8-8-4 Big Boy sits on display at the entrance to the park, placed on a curved section of track to best showcase her arti... (more)

Illinois Central 2-8-0 No. 790

Steamtown's 1903 ALCO (American Locomotive Company) 2-8-0 Consolidation sits on display now moved from the entrance of the Museum's roundhouse, to the inte... (more)

Union Pacific No. 4012
Looking good in the neighborhood!

Union Pacific No. 4012, built in 1941 by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) of Schenectady, New York, is one of eigh... (more)