Conway Scenic 252 and 255 are on the tail-end of a 470 Railroad Club excursion, as viewed from the Gateway on the former MEC Mountain Division.

The 470 Railroad Club's annual excursion snakes through the Gateway in Crawford Notch State Park in Carroll, NH. Leading the train is the 470's own former B&M F7s 4266 and 4268. The train is on it... (more)

The "Mountaineer" is seen departing Fabyan with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The "Mountaineer" is seen heading into Fabyan passing the Bretton Woods shanty with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The 470 Railroad Club's annual excursion up the old MEC Mountain Division is en route to Quebec Junction from North Conway. 470's 4266 and Conway Scenic 573 are on the tail-end of the train while ... (more)

Ex-B&M F7s 4268 and 4266 lead a photo special on the Conway Scenic Railroad at MP 62 on the Mountain Subdivision in Intervale, NH. Mount Washington is seen in the background. The photo special was... (more)

Conway Scenic Railroad's crew runs the power around their train at Fabyans for the return trip back to North Conway. A static locomotive display along the roadside points the way to the Mount Wash... (more)

Conway Scenic 573 and 4266 lead a 470 Railroad Club Special at Bretton Woods, Carroll, NH.

A 470 Railroad Club Excursion led by B&M 4266 and Conway Scenic 573 is stopped for photos at Crawford's in Carroll, NH. The train will soon depart and continue its journey from Quebec Junction to ... (more)

Conway Scenic 4266 and 573 are seen at a small clearing along Route 302 in Carroll, NH with a 470 Railroad Club Special. The train has just completed a couple run-bys for the passengers and now he... (more)

Conway Scenic 4266 and 573 have just cleared Fabyan's Station and crossed over the Ammonoosuc River on their trek to North Conway from Quebec Junction.

Conway Scenic 4266 and 573 are stopped at Quebec Junction in Carroll, NH with a 470 Railroad Club Excursion. The shanty was recently restored and placed here after it was found on private land. A ... (more)

Under somewhat hazy conditions for this time of year, a cog railway diesel train heads back down the side of Mount Washington on an otherwise clear and cool Fall afternoon. The winds on top were a... (more)

Upon arrival at the summit of Mount Washington, we were quite literally 'in the clouds'. Seen here, the welcome sign for the park is easily visible, while just 50 feet behind, 'Ammonoosuc' #2 is b... (more)

No doubt one of the most unique railroad operations in the United States, the Mount Washington Cog Railway was a must hit on my recent vacation to the area. Seen here ascending toward the 6,300 fo... (more)