On a frigid Saturday afternoon, Santa is heading west across the KJ. #1752 now works in warmer climates down south for Georgia Coastal.
Covered Wagons At Dock. An excursion special for the American Association of Railroad Superintendents (AARS) July 21, 2013 in New Jersey. Juniata Terminal Railroad's former Pennsylvania Ra... (more)
Rolling east down the Lackawaxen River.
A bit of late day switching on a day that saw both of the museum's E-units in service.
A little post-event Streamliners switching. Hard to believe that of all the locomotives featured in this image, it's the two NS units that are no longer.
The Reading & Northern F Units accelerate through Glen Onoko on their trip to Old Penn Haven.
"B&O 722" is crossing the South Branch Potomac River during the blue hour, very themed with the train colors.
Yes, FEC 484. While this never turned a revenue wheel for FEC, the reporting mark was used to transport the ex-AMTK FL9 to New Smyrna Beach for an overhaul contracted by RP Flynn/Ohio Railway Sup... (more)
Steaming again after nearly 70 years! Over the Fourth of July Weekend, 2022, the Western Pacific Railroad Museum held it's first public weekend of steam operations, using the newly restored... (more)
Leading Lines. One of the attractions at the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland is the ability to walk around the grounds of the Baltimore and Ohio's facility and look for creative ... (more)
One of WP's final F7A's running down the Altamont pass en route to the Bay Area
The engineer guides an inbound LGSR excursion into the station at Jim Thorpe while the RBMN's Office Car Special waits to depart on the right.
The Lehigh Gorge Scenic's 11am trip crosses the Lehigh River with an A-B set of F units and a full dome behind the power.
LGSRY 3PM trip shoving over the old CNJ Bridge at Glen Onoko State Park with RBMN 270 leading the way.
It all began here, more or less. Demonstrator #103 with its matching B-unit. This took some effort as they were not kept in the same museums. It was only fitting they were brought in for display... (more)
