4.1K views · 305 reactions | Not all parts are available for steam locomotives these days so sometimes we have to make our own and what awesome way than by using the machines that helped make them in the beginning! Watch our saw in action as it cuts a piece of steel to make a new part! | Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum | Facebook

As many of you know it's not just steam locomotives that need care and attention, our rolling stock also needs to be well looked after too. Here we see our PRR boxcar getting some much needed loving care to be ready to roll again. Our staff and volunteers are working hard needle scaling the frame and trucks to be ready for clean up and paint, all the while inspecting the metal beforehand in case any weak points are detected. It's the process of removing the rust, scale and debris that has collec

Tuesday September 1st saw the test fire of Age of Steam Roundhouse #19, Baldwin 1915 built 2-8-2. After extensive firebox repair the boiler was successfully hydrostatically tested and prepared for the test fire. During the test fire all the appliances were operated, and safety valves set to proper operating pressures. Part of testing procedures included the removal of piston valves and cylinder pistons to allow any accumulated boiler repair debris to pass through the throttle, superheater units

1.3K views · 89 reactions | Museum Educator Taylor and Lead Interpreter Ash introduce us to a pair of the Roundhouse Cabooses. This is part of the Experiences Worth Sharing series in partnership with other Tuscarawas County museums and historic sites. | Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum | Facebook

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