RONKS, Pa. (WHTM) — The 1800s come back to life at the Strasburg Rail Road. It’s America’s oldest operating railroad, and it’s right in Lancaster County. “We’re really good at being loud here,” said ...

STRASBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is just an old story. Or is it? In the Strasburg Rail Road’s new theatrical endeavor based on the classic tale, actors bring the legend into the ...

STRASBURG, Pa. — Editor's Note: The video above is from June 28. The Strasburg Railroad, a popular tourist attraction in Lancaster County, announced Monday the imminent opening of a new restaurantn on ...

IT GOES BACK TO ITS NATIVE VIRGINIA. FOR SOME VISITORS, TODAY’S TRIP TO THE STRASBURG RAILROAD IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE. SHE’S JUST A GREAT STEAM ENGINE TO SEE. SHE’S THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ...

STRASBURG, Pa. — Parents instinctively want to re-create their favorite childhood memories for their children. When we adopted our son, now 5, he arrived with an innate love of trains that reflected ...

WHAT’S IN STOCK IN STORE? THIS WEEKEND THE STRASBURG RAILROAD IS HOSTING ITS ANNUAL COMMUNITY GIVE-BACK DAY TO BENEFIT STRASBURG FIRE COMPANY TOMORROW MARCH 19TH, THE RAILROAD WILL DONATE TO EAT, YOU ...

Santa’s Paradise Express train rides look a bit different than in years past. The annual holiday train ride takes passengers from Strasburg to Paradise and back, with Santa as the special guest. But ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Thomas the Tank Engine has been an icon to many kids for 80 years. For 30 years, the steam engine has visited Strasburg Rail Road in Lancaster County, offering rides to adoring ...

A rendering shows the new six-stall roundhouse at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Lancaster County. STRASBURG TWP., Pa. — Young and old, there's just something attention grabbing about the ...

STRASBURG, Pa. — One of Lancaster County's top tourist attractions submitted its plan to reopen to the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Governor Tom Wolf this week in hopes of resuming business ...

Built in 1908, the East Stroudsburg Railroad Tower is the last wooden tower still standing along the Lackawanna Rail Line, which was originally part of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.