Mass Coastal train MC-1 passes through a salt marsh in Sandwich, MA. Mass Coastal 2009 (ex-IC GP28) spews out smoke as it brings the Energy Train from Rochester to Yarmouth. Two MassDOT ballast ho... (more)

Cape Cod Central Railroad's Seasons Opener, the Easter Brunch train heads south back to Hyannis as it ducks under the Old Country Road Overhead Bridge with ex Condot/New Haven FL9 2011 leading the... (more)

I should have spent today packing for a two week trip home to Alaska that begins tomorrow, but instead I let my friend John Kittredge sucker me into another day trackside.

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Late on a summer afternoon, Bay Colony S4 1061 eases a Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad excursion train off the Cape Cod Canal lift bridge at Canal Junction in Bourne, MA,, where the former New Haven l... (more)

Between 1984 and 1988 the Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad operated seasonal excursion service between Hyannis and a Boston transit connection at Braintree. During the first season, CC&H GP9 1210 led a... (more)

During the summer of 1983, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad operated with borrowed Bay Colony Railroad Alco switchers, before it had locomotives of its own. Bay Colony S4 1061 with a CC&H t... (more)

Between 1984 and 1988, the Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad operated seasonal passenger service between a suburban Boston rapid transit stop (Braintree, MA) and Hyannis, using a pair of ex-New Haven GP... (more)

The celebratory inaugural run of Amtrak's Cape Codder weekend service between New York and Hyannis, MA, pauses at Buzzards Bay behind flag-flying F40PH 349. This train ran seasonally in various co... (more)

During its first summer of seasonal operation, Amtrak's New York-Hyannis Cape Codder comes off the lift bridge that spans the Cape Cod Canal at Buzzards Bay, MA, behind one of Amtrak's original gr... (more)

Mass Coastal 2009 is seen trailing past Taylor/Buttermilk on the Cape Main. The Train had just met the CapeFlyer and was leaving the siding to head back to Hyannis.

The evening Cape Flyer is boarding passengers in Hyannis. Soon it will depart for Boston.

The Cape Cod Railroad's two F10's, 1114 and 1100, are the power for this excursion train. It is photographed in Hyannis Yard as it prepares to depart for Sagamore.

Waiting Their Turn. A trio of pedestrians hold their ears while the horn and C&NW-style gong bell announce MC 2010's arrival at the Jarves Street crossing. The newly-rebuilt crossi... (more)

Leaving The Cape. The Fourth of July weekend is over, and crowds are leaving Cape Cod in droves, in deference to having to be at work Tuesday morning. While motorists slog through t... (more)