Union Pacific 4-8-4 844 puts on an impressive show for the assembled crowd as it moves off the siding where it spent the night and prepares to load up for its northbound jaunt to Wichita.

Union Pacific 4-8-4 844 is greeted by this flag-waving woman and a handful of other locals as it blasts through the tiny town of Corbin, Kansas on its way to Wichita for the night.

A perfectly placed hole in the trees allows the low, winter sun to illuminate WK&S 0-6-0 65 as it approaches the ex-Reading Trexler crossing shanty.

The engineer strikes a classic pose as he moves Mount Washington 10, Kroflite, backs towards the station platform after coaling up.

Mount Washington 4, Moosilauke, sits at Marshfield Station waiting for its call to duty. It was one of three engines steamed up at the station this summer morning.

"Top it off." The crew works to coal up 0-2-2-0 10 Kroflite before making the day's first trip up the mountain. A crew member gets all the coal he can into the bunker, even using his hand i... (more)

Just north of Paxton, PRR 5711 and 5809 race southward toward Harrisburg on the return from a weekend visit to Binghamton and Scranton.

A crew member protects the crossing as WK&S 0-6-0T 65 departs the ex-Reading Wanamaker station leading the Harvest Moon Special back to Kempton. The red streak is from a red lantern on the pilot o... (more)

With another successful Harvest Moon Special in the books, WK&S 0-6-0T 65 simmers at the Kempton station next to an ex-Reading caboose. Note the shadow of the semaphore in 65's smoke.

From down below...Reflected in the waters of the Swatara Creek is ex-Canadian National 2-6-0 91 and a Middletown & Hummelstown coach as they approach the Indian Echo Caverns stop.

From up above...A beautiful overview of the Swatara Creek valley as ex-CN 2-6-0 91 backs its train across the creek and back toward Middletown.

From track level...Middletown & Hummelstown 2-6-0 91 struggles to lift its 3-car train across the Swatara Creek and up the grade into the station at Indian Echo Caverns.

Back on home rails, PRR E8 5711 eases past the ex-PRR station in downtown Sunbury. Plenty of crossings in downtown kept 5711's horns echoing off the buildings long after the train disappeared.

While chasing the PRR E8s from Binghamton to Harrisburg, we ended up in Scranton right as Steamtown's Tobyhanna excursion was leaving town. A quick detour to the University of Scranton's Ridge Row... (more)

The waters of Tunkhannock Creek reflect only a small part of the massive viaduct, as Bennett Levin's PRR E8s soar overhead.