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.

Steam Into History's No. 17, AKA the "York", sees its engineer doing the time honored "oiling around" of the locomotive while stopped at Hanover Junction Pennsylvania. This on... (more)

"PAST AND PRESENT"
The cast and crew of our night charter pose by the station at Hanover Junction, PA. The station was a transfeer point in 1863 for President Lincoln on his ... (more)

Union troops give Northern Central No. 17, the York, a wave as it passes the mill at Glen Rock, Pa. This scene was part of Steam Into History's railfan day. Lighting by the photographer and Michae... (more)

Northern Central No. 17, the York, rounds the big curve as it approaches the appropriately-named town of Railroad, Pa., as it heads south from Hanover Junction to New Freedom. This was a photo run... (more)

"HOWDY DO"
The crew of York 17 return the greeting of Union Solders as it passes thru Glen Rock, PA on this night charter specifically run as part of Steam Into History's Rai... (more)

Number 17 during a night photo session put on by Steve Berry

A farmer and his daughter witness a spectacular show in their own backyard as CPRR #63 labors with four relatively modern passenger cars on the Bluegrass Railroad Museum's former Southern Railway ... (more)

Leviathan 63 sits cold and quite at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum for the night bathed in the glow of lights from the football field behind her. In the morning her fire will be lit and she'll earn... (more)

The CPRR 63, "Leviathan", rolls a Labor Day Weekend Bluegrass Railroad Museum "Lincoln Steam Train Event" excursion across the trestle at Trackside Farm.

The Leviathan replica has been traveling throughout the year to different spots around the Country along with the "United States" replica (Lincoln Funeral Train Car) for the 150th anniversary of P... (more)