A few months ago, we shared our ongoing work on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad’s Southern No. 722. The iconic steam locomotive is being painstakingly rebuilt with a blend of new and reconditioned parts. Since that time, our team has made progress as the project moves closer to the final stages. A Recap of Southern No.

Our mechanical team doesn’t just rebuild and restore all aspects of steam locomotives, such as the ones you see when you visit the Strasburg Rail Road. They also work on railcars and freight cars, like the Tidewater Tank Car. A Brief History This tank car was built in 1923 by the General American Tank Car Company, now

Our mechanical team rebuilds and restores all aspects of steam locomotives, like the ones you ride in when you visit Strasburg Rail Road.  When the Great Smokey Mountain Railroad started restoring Southern No. 722 to its original condition, they asked for our help with the inspection and repair of the boiler as well as drive wheel machine work

Our mechanical team rebuilds and restores all aspects of the trains, including the construction and refurbishment of wooden passenger cars, like the ones you ride in when you visit Strasburg Rail Road. A project from our archives is our work on the William Mason No. 25 for the movie Wild Wild West (1999). A Brief History