If you imagine a Canadian National herald on the tender instead of the Strasburg lettering, this shot could be from the 1940s as 0-6-0 31 switches a small yard in New England or eastern Canada. No... (more)

Only this fence and a few tiny stalks are not covered by the latest snowfall to blanket Lancaster County and bear witness to the "ghost whistle" demonstration performed by SRC 0-6-0 31.

The silence at the oldest cemetery in Lancaster County is broken momentarily as SRC 0-6-0 31 leads the last excursion of the day through the snowy countryside.

0-6-0 31 brings the last excursion of the day back through the shop area and into the station. 44-tonner PRR 9331 sits in front of the enginehouse and watches in action.

0-6-0 31 and its 6-car train are dwarfed by the empty, snowy landscape just outside of Strasburg. It looks like the train is in the middle of nowhere, but it is approaching the Red Caboose Motel a... (more)

A few days after the Valentine's Blizzard, there's still plenty of snow on the ground for Strasburg's opening weekend. There should be a second track between the rock at right and 31, but since th... (more)

Even with over 6 inches of snow on the ground, Strasburg's first three excursions of the year were pretty full, requiring a 6-car train behind 0-6-0 31, seen here passing the signal controlling th... (more)

SRC 0-6-0 31 blasts through Carpenters Crossing with the first excursion of the year. Note the Amish boys on the hillside at the very far right of the photo.

The first run of Strasburg's 2007 season departs a snow-covered shop area, passing 44-tonner 9331, which has been repainted into its PRR scheme. The diesel was used earlier to plow the line after ... (more)

A view of a power switch at the Cresson Engine Terminal. The helper crew has just brought in the 4-pack of helpers on the right (NS 3427) and is in the process of inspecting and moving their grips... (more)

Two new consecutively numbered SD70Ms lead this stack train eastward under the signal bridge and through the sweeping curve at South Fork. The train came be seen through the trees to the right of ... (more)

Many classic PRR position lights signals like this one still overlook the mainline across Pennsylvania, seen here just east of Portage as a stack train blasts by. The signals here are mounted on a... (more)

NS unit ethanol train 64R is greeted by a snow squall as it splits the signals at MP 258.9, where the Portage Industrial Track to the Sonman Mine breaks off the main. Smoke escapes from the traili... (more)

NHIR 40 simmers in the siding just north of Wycombe as a passenger train passes by on the main. In reality, this is a posed shot during the 2006 Railfan Weekend.

NS 2759 and three other units lift NS 10G up the West Slope and under the signal bridge at the south end of Lilly. Note how the heavy snowfall obstructs the view of the clear aspect on the signal ... (more)