Pennsylvania class E7s 4-4-2 7002 has recently been returned to service by the Strasburg Railroad, joining PRR 4-4-0 1223. Here the two of them depart Leamon Place on the return trip to Strasburg.... (more)

A view of Rockville Bridge from behind doubleheaded steam pulling open-window coaches. The Lancaster Chapter NRHS excursion train powered by PRR 7002-1223 is heading west to just beyond the signa... (more)

PRR Class E6s 4-4-2 #460

PRR #460 (engineer's side) is seen here back in March of 2013 in the process of cosmetic restoration in the Museum's back shop. I was told during this tour t... (more)

PRR Class E6s 4-4-2 #460

PRR #460 is seen here (fireman's side) back in March of 2013 in the process of cosmetic restoration in the Museum's back shop.

The "lightweight" E6 clas... (more)

No, the Lindbergh Engine isn't prepping for surgery, that's just masking in preparation for painting the cab signal equipment box. Nearing the end of its lengthy cosmetic restoration, E6s #460, f... (more)

Let there be steam! This is the engineer's side of Pennsylvania Railroad E-7 Class 4-4-2 #7002 and it's the first thing guests see upon entering the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. To the left ... (more)

The 125th Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address warranted special commemoration, so the Strasburg Rail Road and the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission were called upon to provide an &qu... (more)

Once a steam star on the Strasburg Rail Road, PRR E7 Atlantic #"7002" (originally PRR #8063) sits forever static inside the George M. Hart Rolling Stock Hall at the Railroad Museum of Pe... (more)

Special day 'Trein - Tram - Bus (Train, Tram, Bus)' of SNCB/NMBS

PRR 7002 is a Pennsylvania Railroad E7s 4-4-2 Atlantic steam locomotive. It is originally 8063 and was renumbered 7002 when the original was inadvertently scrapped. In 1905, the official 7002 set ... (more)

One of the famed PRR mainline engines, the #7002 (#8063) which ran doubleheaders with #1223 for the Strasburg Railroad. It now rests in the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania . . . across the street ... (more)

The diminutive PRR 4-4-2, #460, waits under the coal chute at Atlantic City as John's friend Bill Rosenberg looks on. The friendly PRSL employe partially dden by the coal chute supports, allowed t... (more)

On the PRSL Engine No. 460 is at Atlantic City' NJ after a fantrip run from Newark, NJ. This is Johns 1000th photo for Railpictures.net. Many thanks to all for allowing him to share his images.... (more)

For the 150th anniversary of Belgian railways in 1985 this streamlined Atlantic, No 12 004 was specially put back into working order to haul some special trains. Here it is seen leaving a tunnel n... (more)

Built by Beyer Peacock in 1877 for the New South Wales Government Railways, 1307 is now preserved in a static condition at the former Yass Town station, located at the end of a short branch off th... (more)