Strasburg Rail Road's Ex-N&W M Class #475 chugs through the rolling hills and fields of Lancaster county pulling the four o'clock train back to East Strasburg Station on a sunny August day.

Sunrise at J Tower. The railroad starts another day with a golden sunrise and clear skies. Soon the excited children will be staring in wonder at a real live steam engine as they ride the train to... (more)

Between runs the Fireman feels each bearing with his hand for any unwanted heat and lubricates critical surfaces. This man machine relationship is what keeps these vintage locomotives operating we... (more)

Old #90 is loafing on its way back to the station as it nears the Paradise Lane crossing. The nearby tobacco crop appears to be doing just fine.

The 5 O'Clock excursion is returning to Strasburg. Here it is nearing the Paradise Lane crossing.

Memories of summertimes past... Strasburg No. 90, replete with "egg" herald on the tender, powers a train past the Cherry Hill station. This bucolic farm has since been transformed into ... (more)

90 takes her train back to Strasburg, as she passes a freshly tilled field.

There is nothing like the sight of a steam engine chugging through Lancaster county country side, only at the Strasburg Railroad folks!

SRC 90 just chugging along the "Road to Paradise"

Strasburg Railroad 90 leads a train of happy tourists back to Strasburg on a cold winter Presidents day in 2013.

"Picturesque"
Lancaster County, PA farmland sets the perfect stage for this classis Strasburg Railroad scene.

90 eases her 9 car long train up the grade out of Cherry Hill.

Strasburg Railroad is ever-changing with booming freight service and a successful tourist operation. 475 is seen in the last rays of sunlight passing the small ornate cemetery located in Carpenter... (more)

After pulling SRC 475 out of the shop for the days excursions, the locomotive is looked over and polished by various employees and crew members before being put into service.

Returning with the final excursion of the day is SRC (former N&W) 475 as it enters the yard and shop complex.