The 611 pulls her train past Groff's.

475 brings the final run of the evening back into Strasburg.

New Hope and Ivyland #40 departs with the 11 am train as it crosses bridge street on its trip to Buckingham and back.

Just after hustling through the small village of Hecla, Outside of New Ringgold, Reading & Northern 425 crosses deep hollow run

Reading & Northern 425 leans into a curve at Jim Thorpe, along old CNJ trackage.

Deep within the Lehigh Gorge, Reading & Northern 425 storms up the grade at Milepost 128, making work of her first public excursion of 2021.

“Take a Ride on the Reading”
After turning at Port Clinton, CNJ 113 leads again on the return leg of the Chris Bost Benefit Excursion, here on the former Reading main line, underneat... (more)

Reading & Northern 425 gallantly charges upgrade, completing the last leg of the Southbound climb towards Haucks. Tamaqua Summerfest 2021 offered photo opportunities unseen since 2019.

New Hope & Ivyland Railroad 40 backs down the grade at Aquetong with the 2 PM Train on the return trip back to New Hope.

N&W No. 611 leads the 6 pm excursion past Cherry Hill Farm and west through the woods by Esbenshade.Road.

"The Return of a Monarch" - Norfolk & Western 611 is affectionately nicknamed, "The Queen of Steam" on behalf of her great size and streamlining.

Word's out!

Railfans gather at nearly every grade crossing at the Strasburg Rail Road to catch a glimpse of N&W No. 611, captured here charging across Cherry Hill Road.

Norfolk & Western's 4-8-4 J-Class locomotive leads a passenger car excursion through the rural Amish countryside while on a visit to Pennsylvania at the Strasburg Rail Road. Somewhat far removed ... (more)

New Hope & Ivyland crew bring the former L&C #40 (it was relettered during this series of trips back to L&C) to a stop so they can run around the train and take it back to their depot tender first... (more)

We're Thinking Of You Honest Abe. On April 22, 1865 at 12:05 PM, Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train passed through Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania on the original right of way of the Pennsylvania Railroa... (more)