Tom Golden photo.

Tom Golden photo.

Tom Golden photo.

"Autumn on the Road to Paradise" With a load of beautifully restored vintage freight cars, the largest and youngest locomotive at Strasburg, #90, travels through a tree tunnel.

An icon of the Strasburg Railroad, 2-10-0 Number 90 steams along, ready to pick up another train of visitors for the day. Number 90 was built in June 1924 for the Great Western Railway in Colorado... (more)

As part of the Steam Strikes Back Photo Charter, a meet up with 89, 90, and the Amtrak train was planned. At a speed of 90 mph, there is only a split second where the framing of all 3 locomotives ... (more)

*Steam in the Snow*: Great Western decapod #90, hauling the ex-Philadelphia & Reading President's Business car #90, thunders around Long Curve outside of Paradise, Pennsylvania on the snowy mornin... (more)

Canadian National 89 pulls up for side by side shots with Strasburg Railroad 90.

Strasburg Railroad 89 rests at Leaman Place Junction while photographers get back on the train to go to the next photo location.

Strasburg Railroad Engine 90 poses with a crew member as a dramatic scene unfolds. The Photo charter was to celebrate retro paint schemes of years past at the railroad. Lighting done by the incomp... (more)

Strasburg Railroad 90 works hard up the steep grade at Esbenshade. With a freight train in tow wearing its 1960s-early 80s paint scheme, this is a scene that could easily be mistaken for a photo i... (more)

Steam meets steam during the start of a heavy snow squall in the late fall of 2017. Decapod No. 90 is holding the main as Mogul No. 89 negotiates the siding with its icicle-covered train.

Ex-Canadian National #89 pulls a fleet of vintage freight cars on the Strasburg Rail Road, while a line of photographers and videographers take their shot. This was part of the Steam Strikes B... (more)

No. 89 panned at Paradise- fresh out of the Strasburg's shops in early 1989. This locomotive was built by the Canadian Locomotive Works as the Grand Trunk No. 1009, later renumbered to No. 911; i... (more)

The Strasburg's 0-6-0 No. 31 is climbing the grade at the Cherry Hill "station," passing the famous sign- "Pop. 17 (More or Less.)" No. 31 (CN 7312) was built by Baldwin in 19... (more)