CPRR #63 brings a sole coach through the woods en route to Ridgeview Station and points South.

With the DeLorean safely tucked away behind a billboard, I was able to get out and explore the ambiance of North Creek, NY. As always, my first destination is the town station where it's the turn... (more)

Seems no matter what the centruy - there's always someone that will walk right into you shot, lol.

CPRR #63 simmers at North Creek prior to a 4 PM departure to Corinth.

A look inside the cab of the Leviathan as the crew has it rolling NB thru the Adirondacks.

Central Pacific's 4-4-0 Leviathan takes a spin on a rather unique turntable. Photo captured on 9-15-13 at North Creek.

A man and his machine. As his beautiful "baby" is slowly rotated on the North Creek Turntable, Leviathan 63 owner David Kloke pauses to take in the sight of the crowd that has assembled aro... (more)

Racing the setting sun....literally!. Standing on the slippery rocks of the Sacandaga River, I can hear the distinctive whistle of David Kloke's beautiful Leviathan as she signals a stop at... (more)

CPRR 63 "races" north towards its next station stop at Thurman, NY.

Leviathan along the Hudson.

In prep for this weekends revenue runs on Saturday and Sunday, Saratoga & North Creek ran a test run of the Leviathan and its coach on Tuesday evening, running from Corinth to North Creek. Prior t... (more)

STEAM THRU THE ADIRONDACKS and along the Hudson. In prep for this weekends revenue runs on Saturday and Sunday, Saratoga & North Creek ran a test run of the Leviathan and its coach on Tuesday even... (more)

STEAM IN THE ADIRONDACKS. The Corinth FD prepares to water CPRR 63. The Leviathan is set to run between Corinth and North Creek on the Saratoga & North Creek Railway on September 14th and 15th. On... (more)

The Leviathan heads eastward as it leads a steam double header train through IRM

10 Miles of Track Laid in One Day! The diorama on the dark side of the CP #1 "Governor Standford" exhibit at the California State Railroad Museum commemorates a friendly little bet waged be... (more)

Central Pacific #1 "Governor Stanford". The very first locomotive to serve the fledgling Central Pacific Railroad was this 40-ton wood-burner, built in 1862 by Richard Norris & Son in Phila... (more)