New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad (the Nickel Plate Road) No.514 Owners: New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad #514; Norfolk & Western Railway #2514; Norfolk Southern #2514. Builder: Electr... (more)

On April 5, 1985, Steamtown acquired former Nickel Plate Road GP9 514 from the Norfolk & Western as part of a three-way deal that sent N&W 1218 to the Virginia Museum of Transportation. A year lat... (more)

NKP 514 has pulled forward of the switch, and is about to back onto the siding, to run around its train. Once that's complete, it'll back up to pick up it's passengers, and head back to Steamtown ... (more)

The Fall Foliage Excursion from Steamtown to East Stroudsburg with Nickel Plate Road 514. The passengers have detrained, and the 514 is backing out of East Stroudsburg, to run around it's train.

The Fall Foliage excursion from Steamtown to Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania passing through East Stroudsburg. Nickel Plate 514 was leading with the Lackawanna F3A 664, followed by cars from the ... (more)

Nickel Plate GP9 514 and Lackawanna F3A 664 provided the power for a Fall Foliage excursion from Steamtown to the Delaware Water Gap. The power is running around its train at Slateford Junction fo... (more)

Just getting started after an air test for the NKP 514 and a few coaches before a day of running short excursions at Steamtown.

The Nickel Plate GP9 takes a small trip through the Steamtown Yard providing a bit of excitement between the Delaware Lackawanna shifting moves.

As seen from the abandoned Erie Jessup Branch Roaring Brook Viaduct, an excursion from Steamtown passes underneath on the former Lackawana mainline built through through the Poconos. The Erie buil... (more)

After returning from an excursion to Moscow, NKP 514 backs across Bridge 60 into Steamtown.

With DL's grain cars parked on the siding, NKP GP9 514 charges out of Nay Aug Tunnel on the main on its way back from Moscow as part of Steamtown's "Lackawanna Railfest 2013".

This does not look like much does it? A piece of secondary track on a grey day with a conductor heading back to his engine during a workday. Ah, but if these rails could talk! For this is Carbond... (more)