Our final stop was Steam Town National Park Site in Scranton, PA.
Steam Town shows the history of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad in Scranton.

During the summer, they have a camp at the museum to show teens about jobs on the railroad. Once a week a AmTrak train visits the site for the camp participants.

One of the cars on the AmTrak train that is used by the Vice President of the railroad.

One of the operating steam engines at the museum. This 4-6-2, Pacific Type engine was built in 1923 and was in service until 1959. The engine weighs 450,000 pounds and there are only two of its type in existence today.