Everett 11 whistles for Kladder.

Everett 11 traverses the Claysburg Branch after a day of excursions, as she returns light to home base.

Everett 11 simmers at the station on a blustery spring morning.

Everett 11 simmers at the station on a blustery spring morning.

Under clear blue skies, Everett 11 rushes home through Kladder, the site of an old station.

Semi retired after starting as a Seaboard Air Line GP7 over 70 years ago, this unit has to work maybe three days a week, and appears well taken care of. Other than the frame, I wonder how much of... (more)

Coupled to some beautiful old equipment including a beautifully restored PRR X29 boxcar this unit started its days as CRR 911. Many years and many owners later it labors for this Altoona-area sho... (more)

Everett 11 takes the last Santa's Express of the evening into the woods at Loop road.

The daily except Sunday train known locally as the "Martinsburg Mixed" is ready for its pre-dawn departure from Hollidaysburg, PA. Just one of many scenes from the Chris Lantz Photograp... (more)

A crew member helps bring the 2-6-0 Alco #11 and her train into the station at Holidaysburg.

The crew of #11 release some steam after running around and coupling on to the consist for the return trip to Hollidaysburg

The Everett Railroad kicked off their 2022 excursion season with a Hollidaysburg to Martinsburg and return. Once in Martinsburg the crew spins the engine on the wye before returning to Hollidaysbu... (more)

Everett Railroad 11 was the focus of Chris Lantz's November photo charter. The Mogul was recently converted to burn oil, and for the charter, the original plow it wore on the Bath & Hammondsport w... (more)

The 1949 fall harvest season was winding down when a group of friends went to visit Altoona on a warm November weekend. On a whim we decided to check out the Everett Railroad's daily local from Ho... (more)

The Everett's #11 is a charming little engine. It's ironic that it's the only operating steamer in the heart of Pennsy Territory that was once ruled by decapods with tenders bigger than it is. ... (more)