Rumbling through Industrial Road, 2102 and 425 are seen crossing Industrial Road on the former Central Railroad of New Jersey portion of RBMN trackage. This portion of track is "dark territor... (more)

RBMN #425 blasts out of the tunnel under route 93 at Nesquehoning, PA with the return excursion from Jim Thorpe to North Reading.

Northbound Fall Foliage at Nesquehoning.

"Pouring on the coal" and putting on a show climbing the grade in Carbon County on a bright fall day.

Reading & Northern 425 wyes its train at Nesquehoning Junction to face railroad-south for the return trip to Reading.

Reading & Northern 425 charges out of Nesquehoning Tunnel while taking care of vegetation control, blasting any remaining leaves off the nearby trees.

Poking out of the Nesquehoning tunnel, RBMN 425 puts on a show for a line of 30 photographers at the south/west portal of the tunnel while they fight upgrade back towards Outer Station.

The Gods of steam certainly smiled down upon Reading & Northern on Saturday, October 29 as literally perfect weather surrounded the Reading to Jim Thorpe excursion. 2102, looking almost exactly as... (more)

Evoking memories of Reading Lines Iron Horse Rambles of yore, a gorgeous late October Saturday afforded opportunity to enjoy the impressive Reading & Northern T-1 handling 18 cars between Reading ... (more)

Reading & Northern JTOS charges uphill at Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania amongst the fall colors.

Reading 2102 begins the return journey to Reading as it starts up the grade at Nesquehoning Junction.

The final Iron Horse Rambles heads upgrade West of Nesquehoning.

Recently restored Reading & Northern 4-8-4 No. 2102 (ex-Reading) is seen charging up the curve along Park Ave, west of Nesquehoning. This was a special doubleheader Iron Horse Ramble with Reading ... (more)

"Thunder in the Poconos": With her throttle to the roof, Reading T1 #2102 rumbles through Nesquehoning, PA in the heart of the Pocono Mountains on 9/3/22 leading her Iron Horse Ramble so... (more)

Reading 2102 reverses into Jim Thorpe with its train now facing towards Reading for the return trip.