Nickel Plate 2-8-4 No. 765 leads an excursion out of Scranton, PA, originating out of the former DL&W yards at Steamtown, PA. To the left is Mattes Tower, built for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Wes... (more)

NKP No. 765 gets pampered after a full day's excursion from the former DL&W Scranton yard at Steamtown in Scranton, PA to the Delaware Water Gap and return. Taken during Steamtown's 2015 Railfest... (more)

Anthracite Railroad Historical Society's F7(A) No. 664 captured at Steamtown mated with Tri-State Railroad Historical Society's B unit and F3(A) No. 663. Would be nice to see these in action agai... (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)

CP "Jubilee" #2929, a rare 4-4-4, (one of only two in existence), sits slowly rusting away at Steamtown, having not yet made the list of engines to have its asbestos removed along with new boiler ... (more)

Tri-State Railroad Historical Society's #663 sits on the point of an A-B-A set of F units, with Anthracite Railroad Historical Society's F7(B) and F3 coupled to it. To the right is Steamtown's 4-... (more)

CNJ's 1891 built Freight Station

A CNJ survivor and Scranton landmark - built in 1891 at the top of a switchback, this freight house served as the Western most terminus for the railroad o... (more)

With the sun luckily popping out from behind the clouds just seconds before this shot was taken, Delaware Lackawanna PO-75 heads out of the west end of the Nay Aug tunnel on the Pocono Main, just ... (more)

With Lehigh Valley Painted C420 414 in the lead, the Delaware Lackawanna's SC-7 makes it way south into Scranton, Pennsylvania. The train rounds the bend past the railroad's newly opened Von Storc... (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)