Black River & Western 60 leads a 5-car train below Johanna Farms Road, just south of Flemington.

Black River & Western 60 struts over the high-standing Copper Hill Trestle, the tallest and longest bridge on the line between Flemington and Ringoes.

Black River & Western 60 runs around a sold-out North Pole Express train, just South of the old PRR-CNJ interchange.

Everett Railroad 11 rolls through the farmland of rural Pennsylvania, passing by the site of an old PRR station.

Everett Railroad 11 idles next to the Pennsylvania Railroad train station at Roaring Spring, ending off John Craft's HTP Photo Charter at the Everett Railroad. Shortly after, she would head north ... (more)

Everett Railroad 11 idles next to the Pennsylvania Railroad train station at Roaring Spring, ending off John Craft's HTP Photo Charter at the Everett Railroad. Shortly after, she would head north ... (more)

Everett Railroad 11 makes a column of smoke as she accelerates past the row of houses just North of the Roaring Spring Station.

Everett Railroad 11 struts over a bridge crossing the Little Juniata River, tucked away within the woodland hills of Central Pennsylvania.

Everett Railroad 11 maneuvers south through the wye at Martinsburg Junction.

"1930's Shortline" Everett Railroad 11 rests in Roaring Spring with two Pennsylvania Railroad boxcars in tow. This scene sets the stage of what one would see many years ago.

Everett Railroad 11 comes to a slow as she approaches the station in Roaring Spring. She travels over an elevated section of tracks set between a row of houses and the main road through town.

Everett Railroad 11 leads a mixed freight of two PRR Boxcars and a combine upgrade at Kladder.

Shortly after the sun has risen over the surrounding Allegheny Mountains, the crew of Everett Railroad 11 receives train orders at Martinsburg Junction.

Steam and smoke shoot into the sky as Everett Railroad 11 leads a mixed freight over the Little Juniata River Bridge.

Steam escapes the cylinders of Everett Railroad 11 as the conductor waves a lantern up and down, giving the proceed signal to the locomotive's engineer.