After developing a slight firebox issue, PM 1225 limps slowly back to Owosso cutting an amazing weekend a few hours short, but with few complaints.

They guys running the 3254 take the special north with one good plume to the siding at Hop Bottom, PA to run around the train. Details and information about the trip comind soon.

The engineer of today's runs, Adam, takes a short, well-deserved break for a few minutes before bringing #40 to the water spout and enginehouse. A special thanks goes out to the guys at the NHIR f... (more)

Over the river and through the woods... Wilmington & Western's two steamers power the day's excursions for the first of two Pufferbelly Days in 2007. The train is seen crossing one o... (more)

Fireman, Casey Quenzel, who not only does his job well but fits the part, keeps a careful eye on the pressure gauge. The steam from the ash being dumped and the evening sunlight shining through in... (more)

NHIR 40 leads the 1PM train south over the second and less photographed bridge at Hood on a hot day in Bucks County, PA.

The PRR E8's lead the first official trip of the day around Horseshoe Curve seen here heading back to Altoona.

Here's a look at the cab of the last Maine Central steam locomotive to pull a train in regular service, MEC 470.

What a shame.:-( It has taken 3 trips and 2676 miles to finally see the gorgeous Swedish 'Ten-Wheeler' #1149, who was unfortunately sidelined by the FRA.

On a spectacular Labor Day in Maine, the 3PM train heads north the the bridge at Back Cove with the beautiful Casco Bay in the background.

The morning eastbound skirts along the Sheepscot River past the yacht club as it prepares to make its station stop at Wiscasset.

The afternoon westbound heads into the setting sun as it crosses over Nequasset Lake which is actually more like a creek.

The lights from the enginehouse glisten off the rods and drivers of the magnificent 'Berk' as the crew goes about their normal procedures before the next day's run.

On a snowy and cold Groundhog Day, two photographers brave the weather and join the conductor out in the elements as he talks to the engineer during a switching move in Chambersburg.