Nickel Plate Road 765 is a restored excursion steam locomotive based in Fort Wayne, Indiana and cared for by the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society. The locomotive pulls several public passenger excursions each year. Some of the most popular are the Tristate Steam Excursions, operating from Edon, Ohio to Hillsdale, Michigan and return. In this scene from June of 2025, 765 returns south to Edon, passing through the town of Angola, Indiana. #steamlocomotive #travel #transportation #railroad #n

4.2K views · 224 reactions | Nickel Plate Road 765 performs a runby at Boston Mills. For two weekends a year, the Berkshire is brought to the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad for numerous trips to Akron, Ohio. Multiple photo runbys are part of the trip. | Dynamo Productions | Facebook

Mint Restoration of this Diesel Locomotive: The Nickel Plate Road 190! #short #reel #locomotive #train #ridetherails #scranton #Pennsylvania #trainrestoration #usa #America #history #nyc #newyork #tourism #railway #scrantonstrong #theoffice #Lackawannacollege #marywooduniversity #universityofscranton #scrantonpa #lackawannacounty #ThingsToDoInScranton #visitscranton | Scranton Strong

Nickel Plate Road 170 (Museum Tour), 07-23-2016

22K views · 2.3K reactions | Nickel Plate Road's famous steam locomotives, Mikado No. 587 and Berkshire No. 765 doublehead with the "Independence Limited" on the last leg of the journey to the 1993 NRHS Convention in Chicago. From the Pentrex show "Steam to Chicago" https://rfd.video/S2Chicago | Steam Giants | Facebook

34K views · 566 reactions |  Nickel Plate Road #514 Built in 1958, this EMD GP9 diesel now works at Steamtown in Scranton, PA—still wearing its classic Nickel Plate colors. Once part of the Norfolk & Western, it now handles yard duties and fills in when the steam locomotives are down for maintenance. #emd #gp9 #trains #dieseltrains #AmericanRailroads #railroadhistory #train | Big Trains | Facebook

Nickel Plate Road "The Westerner", a Hoboken-Scranton-Buffalo-Erie-Cleveland-Fort Wayne-Chicago train arrives in Fostoria, Ohio behind Alco PA1 locomotives. It's counterpart, No. 8 was called "The New Yorker". These trains were discontinued in 1963. From the A&R Productions show "Ohio Steam in the 1950s" https://rfd.video/OhioSteam50s | Classic Streamliners