RBMN 2102 heads downgrade into Nesquehoning while heading alongside Lake Hauto with an excursion train.

It’s about 3:45 in the morning as RBMN 2102 fires up for the days excursion on stall 3 while 425 cools down on stall 2 from the days past excursion before being put back inside the shed.

Just a few of the more than 20 steam locomotives on display at the Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum in Sugarcreek, Ohio. It is well worth the trip to see all the various steam and diesel locomotive... (more)

The fireman on the Durbin & Greenbrier number 6 checks the water flow that is being fed from a creek that flows into the Greenbrier river. After the water tank was filled, the train headed north ... (more)

Full steam ahead near Haaksbergen

425 cooling down after returning to Port Clinton from Jim Thorpe. 2102 warming up for it's big day tomorrow. Quite a sight to see.

As seen from the cab of Western Maryland Scenic Railroad B32-8 #558, 1309 pulls in to Frostburg with the Trains Magazine hopper-train fall photo charter.

C&O 614 and C&O 5828 on display at the C&O Railway Heritage Center Museum in Clifton, Forge, Virginia.

One of the wheels on the 3-Truck Heisler Durbin & Greenbrier 6. There is a lot of dirt and grime on the wheels of this old steam engine, which is great to see.

Absolutely screaming out of the Tamaqua tunnel, RBMN 2102 heads into a thin patch of fog while thundering upgrade towards Jim Thorpe.

Poking out of the Nesquehoning tunnel, RBMN 425 puts on a show for a line of 30 photographers at the south/west portal of the tunnel while they fight upgrade back towards Outer Station.

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

That 70's Show

A near rivet counting perfect re-creation of the 1970s era Silverton train heads south over 'Twin Bridges', a 1960's era realignment on the Silverton Branch when... (more)

Western Maryland 1309 rounds the famous Helmstetter's Curve. This shot was taken from Price Hill, named for famed WM railroad photographer, William Price.

West Highland Line