N&W 475 backs it's way through Strasburg Railroads vast array of vintage coaches at the station in East Strasburg while the crew hanging out looking towards the rear of the locomotive is a dead... (more)

Wild flowers bloom and pollen is a'plenty as Former N&W 475 cruises through carpenters crossing.

Former N&W 475 passes Strasburg Railroads vintage currier truck at East Strasburg Station

Former N&W 475 comes through Esbenshade Crossing on an early (and remarkably windy) spring day

On a rather chilly President's Day weekend, the traditional opening day of the weekend, former Norfolk & Western 4-8-0 #475 pulls the 3 pm train on Saturday, February 13, 2021, towards the Esbensh... (more)

The Strasburg shop crew must have been asked "how's it going?" one too many times, judging by the message written in chalk on the boiler. The 475 first ran on the Strasburg on November ... (more)

The 12:00 Strasburg Rail Road train is seen passing the Red Caboose Motel returning back to the station in Ronks. Locomotive 475 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Norfolk & Western... (more)

The 3:30 Strasburg Rail Road train is seen cutting away from the coaches after returning back to the station in Ronks. Locomotive 475 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Norfolk & We... (more)

The 2 pm Strasburg Rail Road train is seen crossing Esbenshade Road returning back to the station in Ronks. Locomotive 475 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Norfolk & Western Railw... (more)

Strasburg Railroad 475 (dressed as N&W 382) at the railroad's shops in Ronks, PA at the end of a Lerro Productions photo charter.

Strasburg 475 (ex-N&W 4-8-0) leading a train just before Carpenter's Graveyard in Paradise, PA at sunset. This was part of a Lerro Productions photo charter.

Strasburg Railroad 475 (ex-N&W 4-8-0) leads a mixed passenger train by Verdant View Farms in Ronk's, PA during a Lerro Productions photo charter. The sun has just risen and casts an orange glow ri... (more)

Recently restored N&W Class M 475 brings the first train of the day across the "Pumpkinville Turnpike" bridge with a train of passengers headed back to Strasburg.