No. 89 moves to hook up with its train and to get ready for another day of hauling passengers.

The Strasburg Railroad and No. 89 create yet another railfan.

A bit unusual to see regular NS local freight power in Strasburg, but the 5657 and 5655 have come up from Leaman Place Junction and are pulling into the yard siding to wait for the 4:00 p.m. train... (more)

A 2-6-0 Mogul stops to discharge passengers at a flag stop allowing a priority freight led by a 4-8-0 "Mastodon" to proceed around it. Or, when world's collide - a 1950's N&W photo train takes the... (more)

Taking a short cut down a road less traveled, a farmer encounters N&W's "Virginia Creeper" headed south towards West Jefferson, NC. Another image from a Lerro Productions charter at the... (more)

Norfolk & Western's 4-8-0 "Mollie" No. 382 is on the point of a mixed freight creeping northwest through the woods of Appalachia in southern VA. In actuality, this is Strasburg Rail Ro... (more)

Norfolk & Western's 4-8-0 No. 382 in a more)

Pennsy M1b No. 6755 (Altoona, 1930) is looking a bit forlorn without a sand dome, among other things. Hopefully, better days are ahead, with a new roundhouse in the planning stages, and funds ava... (more)

Former Great Western 2-10-0 #90 leads a dinner train arriving back at the terminal in October, 2018. (corrected, Thanks Doug)

Under beautiful blue skies, former CN 2-6-0 #89 takes passengers back to East Strasburg on Opening Weekend 2018.

The Pennsy K4 and M1, jacketless for some time, are weathering the elements in the first major snowfall of December, 2017. There is hope for progress in the future; restoration funds have been ra... (more)

Former CN 2-6-0 #89 does the honors hauling Strasburg's first excursions of 2018 - pictured here heading towards East Strasburg Depot with the 12:00PM excursion. Locomotive #89 has recently return... (more)

"Mollie" 382 is posing with the Lerro Productions' models in 1940s clothing alongside the Strasburg's Victorian station. The building was cut into nine pieces in 1960 and moved to East ... (more)

PRR (E6) #460 during her dedication ceremony at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. The "EA" (Eastern Division) & "CTE" (Camden Terminal Enginehouse) lettering on her pilot re... (more)

PRR (E6) #460 The "Lindbergh Engine" in the locomotive restoration shop at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, exactly 11 months prior to the day of her dedication.