RN 425 charges past a traffic jam, preparing to load passengers for the return trip to Reading during the October 19th fall colors special.

RN 425 simmers outside the Reading and Northern steam shops before another day of excursions the following day.

On it's last fall foliage run for the year, RBMN 425 bursts out from the tunnel under route 93 in Nesquehoning, PA. The east bound train is now very near its turning point at Jim Thorpe, PA.

Reading and Northern 4-6-2 425 leads the railroad Fall Foliage Excursion across the 1000ft long Hometown High Bridge on a beautiful fall day

Reading and Northern's Autumn Leaf climbing Hometown Hill past a marsh near Greenwood Lake. The train will soon be cresting the hill and soaring over the massive Hometown Trestle.

Reading and Northern's Autumn Leaf wastes no time on the return trip to Reading, as the 425 pours out black smoke while hustling out of Nesquehoning past Ametek Plastics.

After bringing the Autumn Leaf into Jim Thorpe, Reading and Northern 425 heads to the turntable to spin around for the trip back to Reading. Behind the steamer in the yard is the JTEX power and tr... (more)

In about a month from now, the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway will be closing, on November 25th, 2019. In this photo we see one of the ‘scenic trains’ departing from the Jim Thorpe station, led b... (more)

Reading and Northern's Autumn Leaf Excursion steams its way across Peacock's Lock Viaduct on its way north out of Reading towards Port Clinton.

"Heading to Highbridge"

Reading and Northern GP38-2s 2012 and 2011 bracket the "Hometown High Bridge Train" seen here rolling of its namesake bridge over the Little Schuykill River.

"Autumn Express at Peacock Locks"

Reading and Northern 425 romps upgrade through Atlas Road on a gorgeous fall morning

Reading & Northern Baldwin 4-6-2 #425 leads northbound steam excursion OSJT (Reading Outer Station to Jim Thorpe) over the Hometown High Bridge on the R&N Main Line at Hometown, PA on October 12, ... (more)

Along with the steam trip, the high bridge train, and the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway, the RDCs were also running to Jim Thorpe