Night in the Yard- The Marshallton Yardmaster chats with a delivery driver who has just made a delivery to the combine with his 1925 Chevy as #98 anxiously awaits the departure signal. Lighting b... (more)

Simmering in the yard, the pride and joy of the Wilmington & Western waits to depart with a crack express, while her crew chats with the conductors. Lighting by Barry, Barry, and Burkhart, Photog... (more)

While the fresh crew of #98 takes a breather before their run, a female hostling crew makes a couple of last minute preparations before departure. Lighting by Barry, Barry, and Burkhart, Photogra... (more)

Night in the yard- the yardmaster chats with a driver who's just made a delivery to the combine while the engine crew chats with the conductors before departure. Lighting by Barry, Barry, and Bur... (more)

Running through the Southeastern Pennsylvania woods, the York makes good time approaching Main Street in the town of Railroad.

With a return trip from Glen Rock, Northern Central #17, "York", passes the Railroad Muncipal Park.

Movie-star 1223 is partially disguised as the New York Central & Hudson River No. 15 in this slide scanned from the collection of the late Hen Westenberger. The locomotive was used in the opening... (more)

Reflections OF a By Gone ERA

1887 built 4-4-0 No 29 is plinthed outside the company`s HQ in Calgary.

Locomotive 98 makes it way through the valley on a rainy Autumn afternoon.

"RAILROAD"
A Northern Central Railroad troop train makes a stop at appropriately named Railroad, PA south of York, PA as soldiers protect the train in a scene on this night c... (more)

Civl War reenactors are seen aboard Steam Into History's train to Hanover Junction PA. Having worn costumes myself, I understand how wearing clothing different from your everyday ones does affect ... (more)

Back in the 1860's, artificial light was limited to single flame devices like candles and lanterns. Consequently, everyone was used to moving around in the dark, much more than what we are used to... (more)

This view of No. 17, the York, is from inside the Hanover Junction Pennsylvania station. There is the very real possibility Abraham Lincoln looked out at this window at pretty much the same scene.... (more)