Old #90 is loafing on its way back to the station as it nears the Paradise Lane crossing. The nearby tobacco crop appears to be doing just fine.
The 5 O'Clock excursion is returning to Strasburg. Here it is nearing the Paradise Lane crossing.
The crew of PRR M1b 6755 goes over their orders before departure. A Lerro Productions event.
Sunrise casts a golden glow over "Old Rivets" as it proudly sits in the yard along with other classics from Pennsy's Golden Age of Railroading.
90 takes her train back to Strasburg, as she passes a freshly tilled field.
There is nothing like the sight of a steam engine chugging through Lancaster county country side, only at the Strasburg Railroad folks!
The whistle shines like gold. SRC #475 fills up on water before heading back into the shed. She is wearing LIRR G5s #39's PRR 3 chime whistle. If you want to find out more information about the pr... (more)
Strasburg Railroad 90 leads a train of happy tourists back to Strasburg on a cold winter Presidents day in 2013.
Strasburg Railroad is ever-changing with booming freight service and a successful tourist operation. 475 is seen in the last rays of sunlight passing the small ornate cemetery located in Carpenter... (more)
After pulling SRC 475 out of the shop for the days excursions, the locomotive is looked over and polished by various employees and crew members before being put into service.
Returning with the final excursion of the day is SRC (former N&W) 475 as it enters the yard and shop complex.
#475, wearing a PRR three chime whistle belonging to LIRR #39, takes on water after completing the day's Easter Bunny runs.
A crew member directs the engineer by use of hand signals to move forward after lining a switch to the lead into the shops for the evening.
SRC 475 and tender retire for the day to the shop building after pulling excursions this day as part of the railroads "Bunny Trains."
Ex-Norfolk & Western 4-8-0 No. 475 is returning to the station with the 2pm excursion train on a busy week day in April just prior to Easter. The switch stand in the foreground is the beginning of... (more)
