425 enters the Lehigh River Gorge just north of Jim Thorpe. Just a month to go until 425's next romp down the mainline from Tunkhannock to Jim Thorpe. Visit http://www.readingnorthern.com/passenge... (more)

In a location that was originally developed by the CNJ, Reading colors and style now dominate. Here, Reading & Northern SD50 5049 waits for a excursion led by 4-6-2 425 to clear the tower before i... (more)

Shootin' grease. Two crew members work the grease gun to lubricate the engine's bearings during the lunch stop at Jim Thorpe.

Reading and Northern's blue pacific #425 pulls the first ever steam powered LGSR (Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway) train up to the station in beautiful downtown Jim Thorpe.

Reading & Northern #425 rustles up some fallen leaves in Eastern Pennsylvania in a colorful Autumn scene.

R&N #425 adds a splash of blue (and sand) to the Fall foliage of Eastern PA. Note the engineer leaning out the cab in a classic pose.

Abstract in blue.

The famous "Blue Thunder" roars through Nesquehoning.

A splash of color, compliments of not only Autumn, but also the the Reading and Northern!

The light was perfect at Mahanoy Jct... but the train was no where in sight. Moving further back, kept the window open. Thanks for the plume guys!

The quiet of a Sunday morning in Penobscot is shattered by the arrival of Reading & Northern 4-6-2 425, blasting southward with an excursion from Pittston to Jim Thorpe and return. Thanks to the c... (more)

Easy does it!

Just out of Tunkhannock, the 425 looks spectacular against the rolling hills of the Susquehanna River valley as she eases her long passenger consist through a speed restriction giving the long lin... (more)