SRC #89 simmers in the East Strasburg Yard as she performs freight duty in place of ex-NYC #8618. I doubt many Moguls on the CN did switching as #89 was called to do this day, but she served her d... (more)

Engineman Dave Lotfi preps the empty freight cars for the hitch as Engineer Jim Rice runs #89 on the former PRR mainline 3rd track at Leaman Place Junction. It's always a good day with a steam fre... (more)

SRC #89 slowly pushes back empty freight cars into the interchange between the Strasburg Rail Road and Norfolk Southern at Leaman Place Junction. #89 was serving on freight duty this day since ex-... (more)

PULL!!! SRC #89 slips hard on the grade leading out of the East Strasburg yard as she tries to pull about 10 empty freight cars out of the north side yard area. Ex-NYC SW8 #8618 usually handles th... (more)

"All ahead!": Engineman Spencer Glass gives the all clear to the engineer as he prepares to take former Great Western #90 into the enginehouse for a good night's sleep. Sitting on the ad... (more)

Nowadays its a rare sight to see two steam locomotives at Leaman Place Junction, let alone one, and all of it is due with great thanks to the Strasburg Rail Road. In this picture SRC #89, a former... (more)

"An Evening Stroll in Paradise": It's about 7:30 pm and former Great Western #90 is illuminated by the golden sunset of a Lancaster County evening as she heads home turning another page ... (more)

Clouds dot the sky above Cherry Hill as storms roll through central Lancaster county on a warm, late spring evening. Meanwhile SRC #89 heads home hauling a vintage freight train for the Red Ball E... (more)

SRC #90 blasts up Cherry Hill as she heads home after another hot, humid late spring day on the high iron of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.

Engineer Richie Maggs awaits the signal from his brakeman for the hitch as #89 is on call late into the night. This photo was shot as part of the Red Ball Express photo charter put on by the Stras... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad K4s 4-6-2 #3750

PRR No. 3750 was built in 1918 by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona. It was originally designated as a K4 until superheated, hence the change... (more)

SRC #89, serving as a U.S. Transportation Corps locomotive, glimmers as she heads home with important supplies and men for the war effort on the Homefront.

Passenger train workhorses out to pasture at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania

From left to right:
Amtrak's AEM-7 No. 915 built in 1981, retired 2015. PRR GG1 No. 4800, built... (more)

Nickel Plate #757 sits at the rear of Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania by the restoration pending its move to the Mad River & NKP Railroad Museum in Bellevue, Ohio.

Built by Lima in 1944, NKP #... (more)

A line up of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania's outdoor locomotives featuring from right to left; PRR 2-8-0 No. 7688 (tender first), PRR 4-8-2 No. 6755, PRR 4-6-2 No. 3750, and in the front yar... (more)