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

217K views · 5.4K reactions | Nickel Plate Road 2-8-4 Berkshire #765 is seen ferrying past our Fostoria, Ohio camera, en route to the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad for their "Steam in the Valley" excursions. Watch more here: https://virtualrailfan.com/fostoria/ | Virtual Railfan | Facebook

Some fantastic runbys of Nickel Plate Road "Berkshire" No. 765 being utilized for some steam excursions over the Southern Railway in 1982. Can you identify any of these locations? From the Green Frog Productions show "70s and 80s Steam Celebration" https://rfd.video/Steam7080 | Steam Giants

A pretty good job of disguising Nickel Plate Berkshire #765 took place when it was "transformed" into a Chesapeake & Ohio locomotive. From the Pentrex show "Today's Steam Across America" https://rfd.video/SteamAcrossAmerica Learn more about NKP #765... https://steamgiants.com/united-states/indiana/nickel-plate-road-765/ | Steam Giants

33K views · 4.7K reactions | In October of 1982, the famous Nickel Plate Berkshire No. 765 handled an excursion via Southern Railway's "Rathole Division. From the GSVP show "765 & The Nickel Plate Story" https://rfd.video/765NKP | Steam Giants | Facebook

Nickel Plate "Berkshire" No. 765 is on and excursion from Orrville to Columbus, Ohio in 1989. From the Pentrex show "Steam Across America" https://rfd.video/SteamAcrossAmerica | Steam Giants

Nickel Plate Road No.765 at Pleasant Lake Depot Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake's historic train depot, also known as the New York Central Railroad Depot, was built in 1882 by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, was a vital hub for passenger and freight trains. Known for its Gothic Revival style, this one-story frame building is now preserved by the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001. Nickel Plate Road Steam Loc