Captions List for Pennsylvania Dutch Country Area Photos

Word index of photos of Pennsylvania Dutch Country from York to Lancaster & Strasburg: travel attractions, architecturally-significant buildings, railway museums.

• Capital building of the United States (Sept. 30, 1777 to June 27, 1778) where the name United States of America was adopted on Nov. 15, 1777. York, PA.
• York County building (c1750s) which served as U.S. Capitol building when Congress fled from Philadelphia. York, PA.
• Facade of York County building where U.S. Congress met during Revolutionary War & where Thanksgiving was proclaimed on Nov. 1, 1777. York, PA.
• Golden Plough Tavern & Gen. Horatio Gates house (c1740s). York, PA. On National Register.
• Golden Plough Tavern (c1741) built by Martin Eichelberger in Germanic half-timber style. York, PA. On National Register.
• Gen. Horatio Gates house & statue where this President of Board of War of American rebellion lived in 1778 & where Conway Cabal against George Washington was thwarted by Lafayette. York, PA. On National Register.
• Log house at York Colonial Complex behind Golden Plough Tavern. York, PA.
• Early American water pump encased in wood. York, PA.
• Police Heritage Museum (54 W. Market St.). York, PA.
• Rosenmiller commercial building (1909) (33-41 W. Market St.). York, PA. Architect: J.A. Dempwolf.
• Fluhrer Building (1911) (17 W. Market St.). York, PA. Architect: J.A. Dempwolf.
• Commercial building (1899) (Market at George St.) above World War II Memorial. York, PA.
• Continental Square Office building. York, PA.
• York County Court House (1899) (28 E. Market St.). York, PA. Architect: John A. Dempwolf.
• Lafayette Club (former Philip Albright Small House) (1839) (59 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• York Water Company (1929) (130 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• York Water Company (1929) (130 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Heritage streetscape (141-5 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Milton D. Martin House (145 E. Market St.) by J.A. Dempwolf & (149 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• David E. Small house [aka Martin Library's Brownstone] (153 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Martin Memorial Library (159 E. Market St.) to right of David E. Small house. York, PA.
• First Presbyterian Church of York (1861) (225 E. Market St.). York, PA. Architect: Nathaniel Weigle.
• Steeple of First Presbyterian Church of York. York, PA.
• York House (1860) built for Charles Billmeyer, rail car manufacturer (225 E. Market St.). York, PA. Style: Italian Villa. On National Register.
• York House (1860). York, PA.
• Cast iron fence at York House. York, PA.
• Visiting Nurses Assoc. building (218 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Log house (c1820) owned by General Michael P. Small (1862-1883) (249 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Catholic Charities heritage building (253 E. Market St.). York, PA.
• Women' s Club of York (228 E. Market St.). York, PA. On National Register.
• Heritage streetscape of 111-21 E. Market St. York, PA.
• Lancaster First Presbyterian Church (1851) where President James Buchanan was member. Lancaster, PA.
• Steeple of Lancaster First Presbyterian Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Portal of Lancaster First Presbyterian Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Federal-style heritage houses (129 & 131 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Federal-style heritage house (127 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Octagonal tower of Hamilton Club with steeple of First Presbyterian Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Hamilton Club (1890) (former Catherine Haldman Long mansion) (Orange at Duke Sts.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Chateauesque.
• St James Episcopal Church (1744) (119 N. Duke St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Revolutionary era graveyard of St. James Episcopal Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Tomb of Revolutionary War General Edward Hand (1744-1802) friend of George Washington in graveyard of St. James Episcopal Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Tomb of Robert Coleman (1749-1825) legislator & father of Ann Coleman fiancee of President James Buchanan in graveyard of St. James Episcopal Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Gravestone with skull & crossbones (1775) in graveyard of St. James Episcopal Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Streetscape along N. Duke St. to St. James Episcopal Church. Lancaster, PA.
• St James Parish House (1903-1904) (119 N. Duke St.) with 115 N. Duke St. Lancaster, PA. Architect: C. Emlen Urban.
• Federal-style heritage house (115 N. Duke St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Lancaster Free Public Library (1953) (125 N. Duke St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Heritage house with elaborate stonework (135 N. Duke St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Bowman Watch Building (1912) (Duke at Chestnut Sts.). Lancaster, PA.
• Lancaster City Hall (1891 & 1931) (120 N. Duke St.) (former Post Office). Lancaster, PA. Style: Venetian Renaissance. Architect: James H. Windrim & C. Emlen Urban.
• Tower of Lancaster City Hall. Lancaster, PA.
• Facade detail of Lancaster City Hall. Lancaster, PA.
• First Reformed Church (1852) (40 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Facade of First Reformed Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Rectory house of First Reformed Church (44 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Federal.
• John W.B. Bauman Building (1906) (12-16 W. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA. Architect: C. Emlen Urban.
• Upper facade of Bauman Building. Lancaster, PA.
• Fulton Opera House (1852 & 1904) (12 N. Prince St.). Lancaster, PA. On National Register.
• Fulton Opera House Marquee. Lancaster, PA.
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music (2998) (42 N. Prince St.). Lancaster, PA. Architect: Philip Johnson & Alan Ritchie.
• Italianate heritage buildings on W. King St. Lancaster, PA.
• Heritage building on W. King St. Lancaster, PA.
• Italianate heritage buildings on W. King St. Lancaster, PA.
• W. King heritage streetscape. Lancaster, PA.
• Steinman Hardware Co. store (1866) (26 W. King St.) once held a firm started in 1744 to sell supplies to pioneers moving west. Lancaster, PA. Style: Queen Anne. Architect: R. Kennedy. On National Register.
• Kirk Johnson Music Store (1911-2) (16-18 W. King St.). Lancaster, PA. Style: French Baroque Revival. Architect: C. Emlen Urban + W.V. Eisenberger. On National Register.
• Mansard roof of Kirk Johnson Building. Lancaster, PA.
• Harold's Building (1921) ( 4-6 W. King St.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: C. Emlen Urban.
• Facade of Harold's Building. Lancaster, PA.
• Griest Building (1924-1925) (8 N. Queen St.). PA. Style: Beaux Arts & Italian. Architect: C. Emlen Urban.
• Old City Hall (Heritage Center) & Griest Building. Lancaster, PA.
• Old City Hall (Heritage Center) & Central Market. Lancaster, PA.
• Old City Hall / Masonic Hall / former State House (now Heritage Center of Lancaster County) (1795 remodeled 1932) (Penn Square at W. King St.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Georgian. On National Register.
• Lancaster Central Market (1889) off Penn Square. Lancaster, PA. On National Register.
• Lancaster Central Market. Lancaster, PA.
• Streetscape along Market St. Lancaster, PA.
• Lancaster Civil War Soldiers & Sailors Monument (1874) in Penn Square. Lancaster, PA. On National Register.
• Genius of Liberty atop Lancaster Civil War Monument. Lancaster, PA.
• Union soldier on Lancaster Civil War Monument. Lancaster, PA.
• Union cavalry officer on Lancaster Civil War Monument. Lancaster, PA.
• Union artillery trooper on Lancaster Civil War Monument. Lancaster, PA.
• Union sailor on Lancaster Civil War Monument. Lancaster, PA.
• Lancaster Civil War Monument against Watt & Shand Department Store. Lancaster, PA.
• Watt & Shand Department Store (1898) (2 E. King St.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: C. Emlen Urban + C.A. Wheeler. On National Register.
• Rounded facade of Watt & Shand Department Store. Lancaster, PA.
• Clock facade of Watt & Shand Department Store. Lancaster, PA.
• Lancaster County Courthouse (1852) (E. King at N. Duke Sts.). Lancaster, PA. Style: Roman Revival. Architect: Samuel Sloan. On National Register.
• Front wing of Lancaster County Courthouse (1923-7). Lancaster, PA. Architect: James Warner.
• Dome with clock of Lancaster County Courthouse. Lancaster, PA.
• Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1766) (31 S. Duke St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Tower of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Portal of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Lancaster, PA.
• Heritage Romanesque-style church (133 E. Vine St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Elaborate building with keystone marked TC Co. (46 E. King St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Demuth's Tobacco Shop (1917 remodeling of 1771 storefront) (114-116 E. King St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Charles Demuth House Museum (120 E. King St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Courtyard entrance to painter Charles Demuth house museum who lived here 1889-1935. Lancaster, PA.
• Christopher Marshall (Revolutionary War diarist) house (E. Orange at Shippen Sts.). Lancaster, PA.
• Federal-style brick house (231 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Colonial mansion (c1760) (247 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Andrew Jackson Steinman mansion (1882) (301 E. Orange St.). Lancaster, PA.
• Wheatland (1828) home of President James Buchanan (1791-1868) (1120 Marietta Ave.). Lancaster, PA. On National Register.
• Federal-style facade details of Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Rear facade of Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Entrance hall stairwell of Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Mirror with eagle in entrance hall of Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Carved eagle atop mirror circled with acorns at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Grandfather clock & breakfast room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Hall toward rear door at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Hall toward front door at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Portrait of President James Buchanan engraved by J.C. Buttre at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Detail of portrait of President James Buchanan at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Buchanan's study at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Buchanan's top hat, decanter, & candlestick in study at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Buchanan's leather sofa in study at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Engraving of Vice President John Breckinridge by N. Currier at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Parlor at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Carved writing desk in parlor at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Serving dishes in dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Buchanan's Presidential place setting in dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Sideboard in dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Covered serving dish in dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Marble bust of President James Buchanan at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Informal dining room at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Pink Sevres desert plates used by Buchanan at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Cup & saucer with country scene at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Bedroom at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Tea set in bedroom at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Deathbed of President James Buchanan at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Upstairs desk of President James Buchanan at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Wheatland decanter & glass of James Buchanan. Lancaster, PA.
• Portrait of Harriet Lane, niece of Buchanan who acted as his First Lady at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Zinc-lined tub at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Wash stand with pitchers & basins at Wheatland. Lancaster, PA.
• Turntable at Steamtown (150 S. Washington Ave.). Scranton, PA. On National Register.
• Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 on turntable at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Drive wheels of Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 on turntable at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Cab of Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Front end of Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Nose of Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Steam & smoke of Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 & tender on tracks at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Canadian Pacific steam locomotive 2317 with rolling stock at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna Diesel locomotive 426 & freight cars at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna Diesel locomotive 426 of DL&W at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• 0-6-0T Saddle Tank steam locomotive (1937) by American Locomotive Co. (E.J. Levino #3) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• 0-4-0T Saddle Tank steam locomotive (1919) by Vulcan Iron Works (New Haven Trap Rock Co. #43) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Nose of 0-4-0T Saddle Tank steam locomotive (1919) by Vulcan Iron Works (New Haven Trap Rock Co. #43) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna coal hopper 81178 of DL&W beside Saddle Tank steam locomotive #43 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Delaware & Hudson box car 18119 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Lehigh New England caboose 583 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Steam powered wrecking crane & Illinois Central steam locomotive at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Illinois Central 2-8-0 steam locomotive 790 (1903) by American Locomotive Co. at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Nose of Illinois Central 2-8-0 steam locomotive 790 (1903) by American Locomotive Co. at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Steam powered wrecking crane CNJ #5 (1918) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Steam powered wrecking crane hooks of CNJ #5 (1918) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Overhead view of steam powered wrecking crane CNJ #5 (1918) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Oil car at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Rahway Valley 2-8-0 steam locomotive 15 (1903) by Baldwin Locomotive Works at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Reading 2-8-0 steam locomotive 2124 (1920) by Baldwin Locomotive Works rebuilt as 4-8-4 (1947) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Tender & Reading 4-8-4 steam locomotive 2124 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Grand Trunk Western 4-8-2 steam locomotive 6039 (1925) by Baldwin Locomotive Works at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Grand Trunk Western 4-8-2 steam locomotive 6039 with tender at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Saddle Tank steam shunting locomotive at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Genesee Valley diesel locomotive 2045 at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Rotary snow plow at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Reading diesel locomotive 467 & yard house at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Central RR of New Jersey Freight Station at Steamtown. Scranton, PA. Architect: Wilson Bros.. On National Register.
• Louisville & Nashville railway mail car (1914) by American Car & Foundry Co. at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Interior of railway mail car at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Interior of railway mail car at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Erie business car #3 (c1929) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Erie business car #3 (c1929) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Bedroom aboard Erie business car #3 (c1929) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Dining room aboard Erie business car #3 (c1929) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Kitchen aboard Erie business car #3 (c1929) at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Utica & Schenectady stock certificate at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Labor union ribbons at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Labor union ribbons at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Labor union buttons at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Labor union buttons at Steamtown. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Southern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority commuter trolley #206 at Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Trolleys 8534 (1923) by J.G. Brill Co. & 401 (1907) by St. Louis Car Co. at Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Car 401 (1907) from Philadelphia & Western Railway by St. Louis Car Co. at Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Rail service car at Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Interurban car #46 (1907) by St. Louis Car Co. at Lackawanna County Trolley Museum. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna County Courthouse (1884) (200 N. Washington Ave.). Scranton, PA. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: Isaac G. Perry & others. On National Register.
• Lackawanna County Courthouse with array of monuments. Scranton, PA.
• Tower of Lackawanna County Courthouse with unusual round platform. Scranton, PA.
• Scranton Civil War Soldiers & Sailors Monument on lawn of Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• Base of Scranton Civil War Monument. Scranton, PA.
• Scranton Electric Building (1896) (8 floors) (507 Linden St.) with The Electric City lighted sign. Scranton, PA. Architect: Lansing C. Holden.
• General Philip H. Sheridan (1831-88) monument at Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• Labor leader John Mitchell (1870-1919) monument (1924) by Peter B. Sheridan & Charles Keck at Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA. On National Register.
• Revolutionary War General Casimir Pulaski (1748-79) monument at Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• Roses at Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• George Washington monument at Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• Christopher Columbus monument before Penn Security Bank Building (1896) by Isaac L. Williams. Scranton, PA.
• Streetscape along Washington Ave. to Spruce St,. Scranton, PA.
• Brooks [aka Commonwealth or Peoples National Bank] Building (1891) (8 floors) (436 Spruce St.). Scranton, PA. Style: Chicago style. Architect: Lansing C. Holden.
• William J. Nealon Federal Building & United States Courthouse (1998) (217 N. Washington Ave. at Linden St.). Scranton, PA. Architect: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson.
• Skeleton crew skulling in rowing boat on side of building opposite Lackawanna County Courthouse. Scranton, PA.
• Streetscape along Linden St. to series of towers with St. Peter' s Cathedral on right. Scranton, PA.
• St Peter' s Cathedral (1865) (315 Wyoming Ave.). Scranton, PA. Style: Romanesque. Architect: Joel Amsden & Lewis Hancock. On National Register.
• Scranton Municipal Building (1888) (340 N. Washington Ave. at Mulberry St.). Scranton, PA. Style: Victorian Gothic. Architect: Edward L. Walter. On National Register.
• Gothic stonework of Municipal Building. Scranton, PA.
• Tower of Scranton Municipal Building. Scranton, PA.
• Scranton Fire Headquarters (518 Mulberry St.). Scranton, PA. Architect: Frederick Lord Brown. On National Register.
• Fire engines at Scranton Fire Headquarters. Scranton, PA.
• Masonic Temple & Scottish Rite Cathedral (1930) (420 N. Washington Ave.). Scranton, PA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Raymond M. Hood. On National Register.
• Carved dragon stone relief on Masonic Temple Scottish Rite Cathedral. Scranton, PA.
• Scranton Public Library Albright Memorial Building (1891-3) (500 Vine St.). Scranton, PA. Style: Chateauesque. Architect: Green & Wicks. On National Register.
• Wrought iron fence of Scranton Public Library Albright Memorial Building. Scranton, PA.
• Scranton Children's Library (c1936) (520 Vine St.) (former Christian Science Church). Scranton, PA. Architect: Albert J. Ward. On National Register.
• Street art painted mule "Book Mule-bile" at Scranton Children's Library. Scranton, PA.
• Lackawanna College (1923) (501 Vine St.). Scranton, PA.
• Gothic details of Mellow Theater entrance of Lackawanna College. Scranton, PA.
• Street art painted Freedom mule with flag design at Lackawanna College. Scranton, PA.
• Heritage streetscape along Penn Ave. from Linden St. Scranton, PA.
• Terra-cotta Victorian building with corner tower (302 Penn Ave. at Linden St.). Scranton, PA.
• Ashlar mansion with turrets & towers. Scranton, PA.
• Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Station (now a hotel) (1908) (700 Lackawanna Ave.). Scranton, PA. Architect: Kenneth M. Murchison. On National Register.
• Clock flanked by eagles atop Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Cast & wrought iron overhang structure & lamps on front of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Wrought iron lamp of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Cast iron canopy details of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Stained glass skylight in central hall of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Railway murals in central hall of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• Tile mural of rail station & steamboat docks in central hall of Lackawanna Railroad Station. Scranton, PA.
• St Patrick's Catholic Church (316 Parrish St.). Wilkes Barre, PA.
• St Patrick's Catholic Church (316 Parrish St.). Wilkes Barre, PA.
• Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania State History Museum. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotives outside Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• PRR Steam Locomotive #1187 (1888) & antique rail cars at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Collection of locomotives at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Collection of locomotives & rail cars at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Replica of John Stevens Steam Carriage (original 1825) made for New York World's Fair (1940) by PRR at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Replica of John Bull locomotive (original 1831) made for New York World's Fair (1940) by PRR at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Replica of John Bull locomotive (original 1831) made for New York World's Fair (1940) by PRR at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Top view of replica of John Bull locomotive at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Camden & Amboy Railroad passenger car (1836) Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Dairy milk wagon beside line of antique freight cars at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Freight artifacts at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Virginia & Truckee Railroad steam locomotive Tahoe #20 (1875) by Baldwin Locomotive Works at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Virginia & Truckee Railroad steam locomotive Tahoe #20 (1875) with tender at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotive Olomana #3 (1883) from Oahu, HI at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Leetonia Shay geared locomotive #1 (1906) by Lima Locomotive Works at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Leetonia Shay geared locomotives used pistons, crankshafts & gears to drive wheels at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotive #1223 (1900-24) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Steam locomotives #7002 & #1223 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Steam locomotives #94 & #7002 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Switcher steam locomotive PRR #94 (1917) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Sloped tender of steam locomotive PRR #94 (1917) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Rows of locomotives at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Switcher steam locomotive PRR #1670 (1916) with tender sloped for reverse visibility at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Reading saddleback steam locomotive #1251 (1918) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotive PRR #5741 (1924) designed for commuter service at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Fruit Growers Express ice freight car at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Lehigh Valley coal hopper car at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Reading passenger car #800 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Reading observation passenger car #1 Crusader (1937) in streamlined stainless steel at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Pennsylvania Power & Light fireless steam locomotive #D (1939) which used steam picked up from boiler plant for smokeless industrial switching at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Moderne nose of Pennsylvania Power & Light fireless steam locomotive #D (1939) which carried steam in giant thermos bottle at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Diesel-electric locomotive PRR #5901 (1945) by General Motors at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Nose of Diesel-electric locomotive PRR #5901 (1945) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Conrail #2233 Diesel & PRR #4465 (1963) electric locomotives at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Row of Diesel locomotives at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Turntable & exterior collection at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Turntable outside Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Reading #903 & Amtrak #603 Diesel locomotives at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Freight cars & Rail Diesel Cars (RDC) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Lehigh Valley stainless steel domed RDC passenger car #40 (1951) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• End of Lehigh Valley stainless steel domed RDC passenger car #40 (1951) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Electrified snack car coach #860 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Electrified snack car coach #860 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Nose of electrified snack car coach #860 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Maryland & Pennsylvania Diesel # 81 & stainless steel passenger cars at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Conrail railroad crane at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Matthias William Baldwin (1795-1866), founder of Baldwin Locomotive Works, statue (1907) by Herbert Adams at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Collection of locomotive bells at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Carved seals of Pennsylvania Rail Road Company (PRR) at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotive #475 (1906) by Baldwin Locomotive Works at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Tender of steam locomotive #475 crosses switches at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Steam locomotive #475 of Strasburg Railroad between passenger cars. Strasburg, PA.
• Nose of Steam locomotive #475 at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Structures atop boiler of Steam locomotive #475 of Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Passenger car platform meets locomotive at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Passenger car Marian of Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Passenger car Warren F. Benner from Western Maryland RR at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Rear platform of passenger car of Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Passenger cars wait at station of Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Eclipse steam tractor at Strasburg Railroad. Strasburg, PA.
• Strasburg IOOF Hall (9 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Wooden decorations at shop. Strasburg, PA.
• St Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church (1806) (40 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• St Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church entrance. Strasburg, PA.
• Cemetery at St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Strasburg, PA.
• Cemetery at St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Strasburg, PA.
• Early tombstone in cemetery of St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Strasburg, PA.
• Tombstone (1800) in cemetery of St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Strasburg, PA.
• Stone house (27 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Stone house (c1786) (33 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Front door of stone house (33 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Brick double house (53 & 55 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Brick federal-style house (109 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Brick federal-style house (109 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Federal-style houses (28 & 30 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Brick house with porch (1874) (37 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA. On National Register.
• Brink home (1887) (41 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Porch of brick house (37 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Garden on E. Main St. Strasburg, PA.
• Clapboard house (48 E. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Second Empire House (24 W. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Italianate House with round windows between brackets (28 W. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Wesley United Methodist Church (40 W. Main St.). Strasburg, PA.
• Amish wagon on Main Street. Strasburg, PA.
• Pennsylvania Dutch horse & wagon in Strasburg. Strasburg, PA.
• Amish wagon on Main Street. Strasburg, PA.
• Pennsylvania Dutch wagon. Strasburg, PA.
• Typical farm on outskirts of Strasburg. Strasburg, PA.