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| PHOTO: William Kozel |
Steam Returns To The Adirondacks
Central Pacific #63, The Leviathan Came To Town For The Weekend Of The 14th. Here Are Some Shots Of The Famous Reproduction In Action.
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PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr.
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A Steam engine probably hasn't been seen on the Hudson River in over 60 years. The Number 63 is seen crossing The Hudson River at MP-NC9 on The Sanford Lake Branch for a test run. An engine was schedule to run to Newcomb for their Town's Teddy Roosevelt Day, and as a surprise, it was the Famous Leviathan! The train went as far as MP NC 22.6.
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PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr.
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PHOTO: Kloke Locomotive Works http://leviathan63.com/ Used By Permission
Here's the Eastward View from The Hudson River Bridge. |
| PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr. |
Here's the Leviathan deep in the woods on the Sanford Lake Spur!
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| PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr. |
Brad Peterson had the pleasure of turning The Leviathan on the table at North Creek. |
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PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr.
Here's the newly painted coach, General Joseph Warren at North Creek on the 12th of September. |
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| PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr. |
The 8524 and the 63 sit at the North Creek Station.
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PHOTO: Bradley Peterson Jr.
Here comes the 52 as an extra from Saratoga Springs |
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Just what the people have been waiting for. Dave Pfeiffer caught a great glimpse of the #63 crossing the Sacandaga River at Hadley. |
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| PHOTO: Dave Pfeiffer |
Steaming along just North of Thurman Station
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| PHOTO: Dave Pfeiffer |
A crowd gathers on the platform at North Creek to take a quick photo!
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PHOTO: Dave Pfeiffer
North Creek |
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| PHOTO: Greg Klingler |
What an amazing shot Greg Klingler captured of the bridge at North Creek! The steam is wonderful!
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PHOTO: Greg Klingler
The contrast between the smoke and white clouds is incredible!
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Here's a crystal clear shot of the Number 63 at Thurman.
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