Reading Company's Doylestown Freight House

Standing proud against the backdrop of the night sky, this former Reading Company freight house, build in 1913, tonight hosts patrons of "T... (more)

Reading's Lansdale Station - at Night!

The Reading Company's 1902 built Lansdale train station. The station is now used by the SEPTA commuter agency with service between Doylestow... (more)

Reading Company's Lansdale Freight House - at Night!

Reading's Lansdale freight house was built in 1903 and is located one block south of SEPTA's ex-Reading train station along SE... (more)

A Reading Company Survivor

Reading's Lansdale freight house was built in 1903 and is located one block south of SEPTA's ex-Reading train station along SEPTA's main line to Philadelphia.<... (more)

A Reading Company Survivor

The Reading Company's 1902 built Lansdale station. The station is now used by the SEPTA commuter agency. At one time, this station served as an important tran... (more)

Restored Reading GP30 5513 is in passenger service on the Blue Mountain and Reading, running south through Shoemakersville, Pennsylvania.

Reading Technical & Historical Society’s restored Reading C630 5308 brings a northbound Blue Mountain & Reading passenger train through Shoemakersville, Pennsylvania.

Decked out with yellow frame striping and handrails, Reading T-1 4-8-4 2102 rolls south at Glen Gery, Pennsylvania on the Blue Mountain and Reading. Hopefully it won’t be too much longer before ... (more)

Reading Railroad Survivor

This former Reading Company freight house is located in Doylestown, PA, adjacent to the passenger station at the terminus of SEPTA's Lansdale/ Doylestown line. ... (more)

Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad Survivor

This station is located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, at the terminus of SEPTA's Lansdale/ Doylestown line, former Reading Lines. It was notmore)

Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad Survivor

This station is located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, at the terminus of SEPTA's Lansdale/ Doylestown line, former Reading Lines. It was notmore)

Rushland Station. This station was built in 1890 by the Reading Company along its New Hope branch line which terminated at New Hope, home of today's New Hope & Ivy Railroad. The railroad closed ... (more)

The Reading owned a dozen of Alco's handsome Century 630s. RDG 5301 posed at the joint RDG/CNJ engine terminal in Bethlehem, PA, on a spring day.

Reading T-1 4-8-4 2102 leads a Philadelphia-bound excursion through Valley Junction on the Reading Belt Line. The train is coming from Belt Line Junction, and will travel on the Belt Line to Birds... (more)

In September, 1985, the Reading Technical & Historical Society ran newly-acquired T-1 4-8-4 2102 on a series of excursions to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the outshopping of the T-1. The No... (more)