Canadian Pacific Railways 2317 (4-6-2, Montreal Locomotive Works, 1923) operating at Steamtown NHS in Scranton, Pennsylvania on July 18, 2009. The locomotive has been out of service since 2010.

CP 2317 heads light past the DL Bridge 60 Tower I'm Scranton back in 2007. The 2317 has long since been removed from service with no plans to return it to service as of now.

A Steamtown 4-6-2/2-8-2 doubleheader, pulling 12 cars and crossing the great Nicholson Bridge in a photo runby. I recall detraining and piling into a school bus, which deposited us in a farmer's f... (more)

Early Steamtown action after its move from Vermont to Pennsylvania finds Canadian Pacific 4-6-2 2317 climbing the Pocono grade near Dunmore, Pennsylvania.

In September 1992, Steamtown ran a a doubleheader excursion ( CP 2317 CN 3254 ) for their railphoto weekend. The train is shown here, steaming through Conklin, NY on its way from Scranton to Bingh... (more)

CP 2317 last ran during Steamtown's 2010 Lackawanna Railfest as its flue-time expired. CP 2317 has backed out of the roundhouse and is taking a spin on the turntable in preparation of its last da... (more)

Steamtown's ex-CP 2317 puts on a fine show heading up the mountain to Moscow, PA during a November Railfan Weekend.

Fireman Trainee Dennis Livesey was all business on September 29, 2019 as he passed the old Steamtown workhorses, Canadian Pacific #2317 and Canadian National #3254, in preparation for another day ... (more)

In the early 1990’s, Steamtown ran a series of excursions on the former DL&W main from Scranton to Kingsley, Pennsylvania. Here one of those trains eases back into Scranton on the grade to Clark... (more)

A Steamtown mainline excursion rolls north on the Delaware & Hudson’s former Lackawanna main line at Hopbottom, Pennsylvania.

Steamtown’s engine crew poses for a small gathering of photographers during the runaround move at Elmhurst, Pennsylvania. Although they took the time to acknowledge us, they appear to be all bus... (more)

A crew member rakes the cinders and coals from the ash pan of Canadian Pacific No. 2317. This removes the excess accumulated ash and keeps the firebox draft properly flowing allowing oxygen to th... (more)

Steamtown's 4-6-2/2-8-2 doubleheader graces the great Nicholson Bridge, performing a photo runby. I recall detraining and piling into a school bus, which deposited us in a farmer's field on the e... (more)

In its first season in Pennsylvania, Steamtown’s Canadian Pacific 2713 storms into Elmhurst on a crisp autumn day.

The crew of Canadian Pacific 2317 seems to be intent on notifying folks on parallel Interstate 84 know that there’s a new attraction in the Scranton area. The Steamtown train works upgrade on th... (more)