According to the website Trains Are Fun, which documents LIRR crashes as far back as 1865, between 1912 and the end of 1950, ...
After a $500,000 overhaul, the William H. Simpson No. 17 steam engine is back to enchant York County's holiday season ...
After a two-year hiatus that included a thorough 1472 inspection, the William Simpson No. 17 steam locomotive is back in York ...
The Reading & Northern Railroad’s newly painted Locomotive 1776 offered rides for the first time Friday at the Lehigh Gorge ...
York’s No. 17 steam engine returns to New Freedom after a $400K FRA inspection; train rides resume in December.
Pennsylvania's rolling hills, historic valleys, and vibrant autumn colors come alive when viewed from a train window. Riding ...
The Northern Central Railway's 1860s-replica steam engine, known as the William H. Simpson No. 17, returned to New Freedom ...
IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. National Museum of American History ...
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