RBMN 425 leads It’s first excursion of 2022 towards Jim Thorpe as the train head past the famous Molino barn.

RBMN 425 arrives into a station stop at Port Clinton with it’s first excursion train this fall, making their way towards Jim Thorpe.

Fall Foliage Beware!!!!! The remaining colorful leaves on the trackside trees are about to get a test of strength as they are about to be blasted by the exhaust of former Reading T-1 #2102 as i... (more)

With foliage just starting to creep into eastern Pennsylvania, Reading & Northern 2102 puts on an impressive show amongst the slowly changing leaves.

Reading & Northern 2102 roars northbound through the foliage at Reynolds, with 18 cars in tow.

Photos or videos help one capture memories for years to come, but neither does this scene justice. The sounds of the former Reading T-1 could be heard from miles off, and by the time it got to our... (more)

Reading, Blue Mountain & Northern excursion train OSJT is seen crossing the Hometown High Bridge. Leading is T-1 2102, originally a 2-8-0 built by Baldwin for the Reading Company before being rebu... (more)

Reading & Northerns third "Iron Horse Ramble" coasts into Jim Thorpe behind a pair of Pennsylvania's finest steam locomotives.

Just a few short miles from a planned station stop at Port Clinton, PA, Reading & Northern's double headed Ramble passes the former site of the Hamburg station and is about to duck under PA Rt 61.... (more)

Now in the teeth of the grade and battling wet rails in the midst of a heavy downpour, T-1 #2102 puts on an impressive display of big steam power as it brings upgrade through the "S" cur... (more)

After dropping 19 car loads of passengers at the station in downtown Jim Thorpe, Reading & Northern T-1 #2102 turns the train on the wye utilizing the "new" connection between the Readin... (more)

Former Reading T-1 #2102 leads a 19 car Reading & Northern Ramble past the dual mast signal at "MULLER". This is the first Ramble of 2102's reborn career, and it drew thousands of rail f... (more)

Reading & Northern T-1 no. 2102 crawls onto the siding track at Jim Thorpe to let the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railroad train pass by.

With a thunderous exhaust echoing through the Lehigh Gorge, Reading & Northern 2102 triumphantly stomps southbound out of Jim Thorpe.

After all 900 or so passengers disembarked from the train, Reading & Northern 2102 leads the 19 car passenger train around the Wye at Jim Thorpe Junction.