Wilmington & Western 58 crosses the Ashland Truss Bridge on its excursion to Hockessin on a beautiful June afternoon.

Wilmington & Western's 1907 Baldwin 0-6-0 hauls a Hockessin bound excursion through the former NVF site in Yorklyn, DE.

Wilmington & Western 58 works its passenger train up the grade out of the Wooddale Rock Cut.

Wilmington and Western Mother's Day excursion crossing Fox Hill Ln.

One of two operating PRR Doodlebugs is participating in the Hockessin Art Festival and is seen cresting Hockessin Hill minutes away from completing another round trip.

Wilmington and Western Santa Claus Express crossing the Red Clay Creek bridge.

Wilmington & Western's Alco 4-4-0 from the class of 1909 passes by the Wooddale Covered Bridge in New Castle County.

Former Lehigh Valley SW-1 #114 is in charge of the Halloween Express as it hauls the train full of passengers through Ashland.

Holiday Lights Express. The authentically painted Baltimore and Ohio Railroad SW1 8408 (EMC, 1940) is a key member of the roster at the Wilmington & Western Railroad. On Friday, December 16... (more)

The Wilmington & Western Railroad annually brings its train to the town of Hockessing, Delaware for their 4th of July Fireworks display. The crew requested to have the locomotive lit up for some o... (more)

WWRR 8408, sporting B&O colors, takes a nearly sold out weekend trip to Hockessin. 8408 has a long history on the Landenberg Branch, being assigned to Baltimore Division of the B&O for the majorit... (more)

WWRR 8408, sporting B&O colors, takes a nearly sold out weekend trip to Hockessin. 8408 has a long history on the Landenberg Branch, being assigned to Baltimore Division of the B&O for the majorit... (more)

WWRC #58 rips into the railhead as the crew attempts to get a sold out train moving up the 1.4% grade into town. A downed tree from earlier storms stopped the train on the steepest grade on the ra... (more)

Fireman/CMO S. Jensen shoves down some coal for to aid the second fireman during a run to Mt. Cuba.

Engineer S. J. Jr. takes 58 up to the coal dock using B&O 8408, seeing as 58 had not built up enough pressure to run up solo yet.