The East Broad Top roundhouse remains a time machine, where six narrow gauge Mikados continue to rest. Three of the six are seen here; one can only wonder when the next call to service will be.

It's a foggy Saturday morning during the 2007 Fall Spectacular as EBT 2-8-2 17 sits in the Rockhill Furnace yard at the head of a freight train. Unfortunately, 17 had been out of service for a few... (more)

EBT #17 and #18 steamed up in 2010 for a Lerro Productions charter. Hopefully each will return to steam by methods other then the recreation as seen.

Cold iron - With fires dropped long ago, EBT #17 and #18 wait on a siding next to the Rockhill Furnance shop complex.

EBT Winter Spectaculars were once an annual event with multiple locomotives and trains operating in weather that could range from just cold to frigid to falling snow and blizzard winds.

Looking down from the the coaling tower, we see #17 preparing the morning photo freight while numerous other railfans look on.

One of EBT's largest mikados, #17, was poised in the yard facing southbound for the 2009 Fall Spectacular.

A very wintry Winter Spectacular

EBT 17 stands guard over the yard at Orby on the eve of the EBT Fall Spectacular.

EBT 17 sits with a freight ready to head North to Mt. Union on the eve of the EBT Fall Spectacular 2007.

EBT 17 sits as a static display at the head of a cut of hoppers during the 2006 Fall Spectacular. Thanks to my brother for the lighting.

It's that time of year again; EBT's Fall Spectacular. EBT 17 sits on display as M1 (gas-electric) keeps her company until its 2PM run on the line. The perfectly placed pumpkin is one of many that ... (more)

2-8-2 17 and gas-electric M-1 soak up the morning sun while 2-8-2 14, doing some switching, provides the steam seen in the background. Pentax ZX-50, Agfa Scala 200 B&W slide film.

From left to right: 2-8-2 #17, Gas Electric M-1 and 2-8-2 #14.