It's tough finding a unique shot at planned photo excursions, but they can be found if you're willing to work for it. While everyone else piled up trackside for pics of 7470 coming down to pick up... (more)

CSRX #4268 in the Conway Scenic RR yard. Taken from the crossing.

Conway Scenic Railroad's former Canadian National 0-6-0 exits the North Conway Roundhouse on a beautiful fall morning.

7470 pauses for photographers on the turntable in North Conway during the night photo session, part of the annual Railfan Weekend.

This photo is available only once per year as Conway Scenic Locomotives are turned to face South for photographers during the annual Railfan Weekend.

As part of the 2011 Railfans Weekend, Conway Scenic Railroad's lone RDC operated an extra that went from North Conway to Conway and stopped for a runby. Flying extra flags, it is about to depart f... (more)

During the 2012 railfans weekend at Conway Scenic Railroad, CSRX 573 (an ex-Maine Central GP7) takes a spin on the North Conway turntable. Inside the roundhouse is CSRX 7470, an ex-CN 0-6-0. For m... (more)

During the 2012 railfans weekend at Conway Scenic Railroad, B&M 4266 does some switching near the North Conway Station. For more train photos, check out http://www.railpictures.net/photos/mtlwestr... (more)

Following an afternoon run over to the Conway outlets, a convincing late dinner plan was formulated (as I stowed the lighting equipment along for the jaunt) to photograph some of the Conway Scenic... (more)

Following an afternoon run over to the Conway outlets, a convincing late dinner plan was formulated (as I stowed the lighting equipment along for the jaunt) to photograph some of the Conway Scenic... (more)

Following an afternoon run over to the Conway outlets, a convincing late dinner plan was formulated (as I stowed the lighting equipment along for the jaunt) to photograph some of the Conway Scenic... (more)

The conductor makes a call to the dispatcher to find out the next assignment for GP7 #573, a 1950 product of EMD that served the Maine Central. Lumedyne lighting by Fred Jones and John Tully.

Conway Scenic's handsome F7A in pre-1969 Minuteman Herald Maroon & Gold livery sits inside the engine house after pulling the North Pole trips the night before.

The first tour train of the day departs North Conway southbound with a trainload of vacationers.

With the White Mountains in the background Conway Scenic's GP35 prepares the Crawford Notch excursion train for an 11 a.m. departure.