Locomotive #2 is seen coming around the main pond at Edaville, USA. This engine was built by General Electric in 1949 and is classified as a 23-ton switcher. It was part of an order of three units... (more)

Although it was the first day of 2023, it was the last day of the season for Edaville USA. 2022 marked the first season under the new management of Shervin B. Hawley and Brian Fanslau. Ellis D ... (more)

Edaville Locomotive 2 is seen pulling into the station getting ready to load the second train (after the steam pulled the first train) of the day. Although it was the first day of 2023, it was ... (more)

Ellis D Atwood first opened Edaville Railroad in 1947 in the cranberry bogs of South Carver, Massachusetts. The original collection included most of the surviving Maine 2-foot gauge locomotives an... (more)

One of the Edaville Railroad's two foot gauge 2-4-4Ts, #8, powers a train around the original 5.5 mile loop at South Carver, MA, back when the line was more a Maine narrow gauge museum than amusem... (more)

The Edaville USA train with former Whitin Machine Works #4, as the power and the Thomas The Tank Engine prop on the front, makes the loop in South Carver. The current track is a far cry from the o... (more)

Looking slightly out of place in the parking lot of the Big E, Edaville #11 struts her stuff along temporary track at the 2018 Amherst Train Show.

This diminutive narrow gauge 0-6-0, “Edaville Railroad #6”, was on display when I visited the theme park in 1989. I have been unable to determine either the heritage or the disposition of the ... (more)

Ex Bridgton & Saco River 7 (Baldwin 1913) 2-foot gauge. I shot the freight at Edaville.

Edaville 2-4-4RT no. 7 departs Edaville with the 2 foot gauge passenger train for the 5 1/2 mile loop around the cranberry plantation.

Edaville 2-4-4RT no. 7 sits at the short-lived Cranberry Junction station on a glorious 1956 summer day. I thought this former Bridgeton and Saco River 2 foot gauge engine to be the best looking a... (more)

Edaville #21: "Anne-Elizabeth". Since the departure of the original Maine 2-foot Locomotives in 1993, the only steam power (until very recently) at Edaville Railroad....now known as Edavill... (more)

The only steam powered train in Massachusetts is the 2-foot gauge excursion train at the Edaville USA theme park, formerly known as Edaville Railroad. This operation was founded back in 19... (more)

Two Foot Gauge 2-4-4 T #8, (Baldwin, 1924), crests Mount Urann on Edaville Railroad's 5 1/2 mile mainline loop in the cranberry bogs near South Carver, Massachusetts. Here comes the Carver City Ma... (more)

Edaville Railroad #8, a 2-4-4 T Forney, built by Baldwin for Maine 2-Footer, Bridgton and Harrison in 1924, nears the end of one of its daily 5 1/2 mile trips through the cranbury bogs in South Ca... (more)