"Old Rivets" in her Golden Years

PRR #4800 is located at the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum in Strasburg, PA. The engine itself was purchased from Conrail by the Lancaster Chapter of the N... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad Class B1 0-C-0

This engine (1 of 42 class B units) was built by the company's Altoona Works division in 1934 specifically for switching. Unlike most electric switchers w... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad M1b 4-8-2 #6755

This incredibly impressive engine was cosmetically restored by the Museum after receipt from the PRR and eventual donation by Penn Central yet today sits ... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad Class D16sb 4-4-0 #1223

PRR #1223 was restored to operating condition in 1965 and operated on the Strasburg Railroad with sister 4-4-2 #7002 as late as 1989. Strasburg le... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad E-7 Class 4-4-2 #7002.

This engine is actually #8063 (also built in 1902) but the Pennsy altered and renumbered the engine in 1939 for the World's Fair to represen... (more)

Pennsylvania Power and Light Company #4094-D is an 0-8-0 "Fireless" steam engine built in 1939 by Heisler. Fireless engines were designed for customers needing an engine used in the presence of f... (more)

A unique piece within the RRMP and no relation to Thomas the Tank Engine is this "Fireless" steam engine, an 0-8-0 built for the Pennsylvania Power & Light Company by Heisler in 1939.

PRR Class H6sb 2-8-0 #2846

PRR #2846 one of a total of three 2-8-0 PRR survivors on display at the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. This H6sb Consolidation (#2846) was built in 1905 and ... (more)

PRR Class B6sb 0-6-0 #1670

PRR's 0-6-0 switcher makes it's debut on RP! This engine was built in 1916 by the Railroad's Juniata Shops. It had been previously displayed outdoors with i... (more)

PRR class H3 2-8-0 #1187

This is one of the Penny's older survivors built by the Railroad's own Altoona shops in 1888. This engine left the Pennsy roster at one point and was sold to th... (more)

A side by side display typifies the progress made between 1875 and 1924. From left to right; PRR's Juniata Shop built 1924 4-6-0 #5741 next to the Virginia and Truckee's Baldwin built 1875 2-6-0 ... (more)

PRR Class G5s 4-6-0 #5741

PRR #5741 makes it's first full view appearance on RP. This engine is one of the best preserved class of PRR engines with 3 in existence.

The other two su... (more)

Reading Railroad 0-6-0 #1251

This engine is one of 10 remaining Reading Company engines. This engine was the last standard-gauge steam locomotive in daily operation on a class one railroad in t... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's classy 5 stripe E7(A) sits at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania as an example of not only the once mighty PRR, but also as the last remaining E7 on the planet. Earlier m... (more)

During a brief station stop, as passengers disembark, a conductor talks with the engineer of one of PRR's mighty GG-1's. This impressive "terminal" is located in Strasubrg, PA within the Railroad... (more)