The replica of the famed Central Pacific Jupiter takes turns with the 119 to be operated for three days in the winter for a special steam festival. Engineer Thomas Brown braces himself in the cold... (more)

Central Pacific No. 1,The Gov. Stanford, a 4-4-0 built in1862 in Philadelphia. It was shipped around Cape Horn from Boston to San Francisco. From there it shipped up the Sacramento River to Sacram... (more)

Forever enshrined within the walls of the California State Railroad Museum, Central Pacific #1, "Gov. Stanford" shines immaculately within a hard-rock diorama. This scene is representative of the... (more)

May 10, 2016 marked the 147th anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory Summit, linking the east and west coasts of United States with its first transcontinental railroad. This ... (more)

Central Pacific 233 sits in the Boiler Shop of her place of birth, the SP (then CP) Sacramento Shops, of which she rolled out of brand new in 1882, this was part of the 2015 Southern Pacific Histo... (more)

A farmer and his daughter witness a spectacular show in their own backyard as CPRR #63 labors with four relatively modern passenger cars on the Bluegrass Railroad Museum's former Southern Railway ... (more)

Leviathan 63 sits cold and quite at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum for the night bathed in the glow of lights from the football field behind her. In the morning her fire will be lit and she'll earn... (more)

The CPRR 63, "Leviathan", rolls a Labor Day Weekend Bluegrass Railroad Museum "Lincoln Steam Train Event" excursion across the trestle at Trackside Farm.

The Leviathan takes a break from its trip around the North Carolina Transportation Museum to take on fuel and let off passengers at the roundhouse, as well as a few photo-ops with the reenactors.

During the last weekend in August, the 2015 Lincoln Funeral Train tour visited the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, bringing a replica of President Lincoln's funeral car and Kloke ... (more)

During the last weekend in August, the 2015 Lincoln Funeral Train tour visited the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, bringing a replica of President Lincoln's funeral car and Kloke ... (more)

During an excursion at Spencer's North Carolina Transportation Museum, the Leviathan passes a horse-drawn hearse.

As part of the Abraham Lincoln Funeral Train event, the Leviathan takes passengers around Spencer Shops. This little engine was working hard with only two cars behind her.

Leviathan sits on display for the 2015 Galesburg Railroad Days.