Freight service continued until 1962. The company went under in 1969 but was reorganized as an all volunteer organization on June 21, 1970. A number of cars are under restoration and can be seen at the yard. Passengers ride in heavy-weight steel cars from the early 1900's. Each has been restored to original condition.
Several cabooses complete the picture.
In addition, the Railroad operates an antique trolley, which covers a greater distance in less time than the train. The train departs from the Kempton Station , an 1875 structure which was originally the Reading RR's Joanna Station. Passengers enjoy a three-mile ride to Wanamaker through Pennsylvania's picturesque countryside, passing several historic sites and structures. The Wanamaker Station, originally constructed by the Berks County RR in 1877, houses an antique shop. Along the way passengers can de-train at a shaded picnic grove and be picked up by a later train.