Reading & Northern's RDC's on excursion southbound through New Ringold, PA en route to Port Clinton on the former Reading Railroad ROW. Though this line never saw RDC's they sure looked at home a... (more)

R&N's RDC's, led by No. 9166, former Reading Railroad, prepare to depart the restored 1901 built Reading Company station in Schuykill Haven, PA. This station saw regular passenger train service b... (more)

Former Reading Railroad RDC-3 No. 9166 leads RDC-1 No. 9168 through Tamaqua, PA after making a quick station stop at the former Reading Company station.

Reading and Northern's recently restored RDC's make a return trip from Minersville, PA back to Port Clinton traversing the company's former Reading Railroad ROW. No. 9166 is former B&M, though it... (more)

An R&N GP39RN and NS Dash 9 bracket a geometry car heading west up the Lehigh Line.

Reading and Northern's RDC's make a station shop at the former Reading Railroad station in Minersille, PA. The station which once saw as many as 24 trains daily was was built in 1913 but closed o... (more)

An R&N passenger extra comes west on the former Lehigh Valley mainline.

Southbound passing station.

Pacific Steam Locomotive #425 deadheads back to Port Clinton, PA after a day of pulling excursions for the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway out of Jim Thorpe.

Northbound with empty oil tank cars , extra move to Pittson , Pa. ( North Reading , to Pittson , Pa. )

Southbound to Reading to pickup cars.

Anthracite Country

Central of New Jersey #113 (disguised as long-scrapped sister 115) trundles over a swollen and obviously-polluted Little Schuylkill River outside Minersville. In t... (more)

Ending its day of duty as the Port Clinton Roustabout, an ultra-rare SD38AC unit backs past the station platform to clear a some switches.

A brightly painted Canadian Locomotive Works Ten-Wheeler awaits its next assignment.

A pair of SD50s gets fueled for their run up to Port Clinton on the day's North Reading Fast Freight. Behind them a Canadian Locomotive Works Ten-Wheeler awaits its next assignment.