The famous "Blue Thunder" roars through Nesquehoning.

Steam and fury as 425 leaves Jim Thrope surrounded in steam. Silouhette shot

Crew members service a great locomotive

RDG 5308 arrives at Hamburg Station during the early days of the Blue Mountain and Reading Railroad.

The light was perfect at Mahanoy Jct... but the train was no where in sight. Moving further back, kept the window open. Thanks for the plume guys!

Reading and Northern's High Bridge train holds for traffic just outsid the station at Jim Thorpe

With swinging bell and screaming whistle, one that I have always thought the best ever blown, No. 425 is letting the world know she's a' coming on a crisp autumn day. Easily one of the LOUDEST ste... (more)

The quiet of a Sunday morning in Penobscot is shattered by the arrival of Reading & Northern 4-6-2 425, blasting southward with an excursion from Pittston to Jim Thorpe and return. Thanks to the c... (more)

Easy does it!

Reading & Northern 3056 QMRG heads south toward Reading outside Hamburg. The bridge in the background in from the abandoned PRR Schuylkill Branch.

Two American flags adorn the front of engine 425 in observance of Independance Day.

Just out of Tunkhannock, the 425 looks spectacular against the rolling hills of the Susquehanna River valley as she eases her long passenger consist through a speed restriction giving the long lin... (more)

It's not too often you see a Pennsy caboose, a Jersey Central F3, and a big blue Pacific side by side, but the scene seems rather fitting based on Jim Thorpe's colorful history as a town where man... (more)

With its bell ringing and whistle blowing, Reading & Northern 425 blast downhill around the horseshoe curve and across Oak Street in Pittston during its Tunkhannock-Jim Thorpe round-trip to suppor... (more)