Station Stop: Hanover Junction. Passengers gather on the platform as a Northern Central passenger train arrives at Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania on its way south to Baltimore. On the poin... (more)

Historic Hanover Junction. The Northern Central's Locomotive #17 "York" arrives at Hanover Junction with a passenger train that originated in her namesake city, about 20 miles to the north,... (more)

No. 17 "YORK" waits at Hanover Junction in a picturesque scene almost straight out of 1877.

Steam into History's locomotive #17 stops at the Hanover Junction station.

York #17 steams at full speed past Hanover Junction Station. Taken at 10:58 AM during a Carl Franz photo charter.

For my 500th entry: Part of the 2017 annual "Railfan Day" at Steam Into History. This year I was asked to help provide lighting for the event and had a mission to make it more realistic ... (more)

The crew of Northern Central's 4-4-0 #17 tend to the locomotive during a brief station stop at Hanover Junction, PA. The train, arriving all the way from York, PA will soon be on its way once aga... (more)

York 17 and train stop to pick up passengers just as trains have done here in the past like the one Abraham Lincoln did and from Gettysburg. The crew makes adjustments before continuing south to N... (more)

Steam into History held its 2nd annual Railfan Day on the Northern Central Railway featuring the York 17 on September 24, 2016. A nite photo session followed a daytime photo train. Abe Lincoln is ... (more)

Northern Central 17, York, steams through Hanover Junction, Pa., past a group of admirers. This scene was part of Steam Into History's Railfan Day.

After making the trip from Hyde to Hanover Jct. in secrecy, Steam Into History's newly leased GP10 poses next to the station just minutes before heading down the line to New Freedom where it will ... (more)

Civl War reenactors are seen aboard Steam Into History's train to Hanover Junction PA. Having worn costumes myself, I understand how wearing clothing different from your everyday ones does affect ... (more)

Back in the 1860's, artificial light was limited to single flame devices like candles and lanterns. Consequently, everyone was used to moving around in the dark, much more than what we are used to... (more)

This view of No. 17, the York, is from inside the Hanover Junction Pennsylvania station. There is the very real possibility Abraham Lincoln looked out at this window at pretty much the same scene.... (more)

This view of No. 17, the York, is from inside the Hanover Junction Pennsylvania station. There is the very real possibility Abraham Lincoln looked out at this window at pretty much the same scene.