A Mount Washington Cog Railway train descends from the summit of Mount Washington with biodiesel locomotive, M-2 "Algonquin" providing the power for the trip down the mountain. The Atti... (more)

Four steam-powered trains are visible on the Mount Washington Cog Railway on a crystal-clear September day. The nearest one is passing Halfway House on its climb, while another has just cleared Wa... (more)

Taken from the seldom photographed north side of Jacob's Ladder, #2 is seen storming up the steepest grade on the railway.

The old and the new at Mt Washington Cog Railway. At the base of the Mount Washington Cog Railway we see a line of passengers in the background awaiting a departure pushed by a new biodiese... (more)

End of the line. The 'Waumbek' steam engine, the last one still in use on the Mount Washington Cog Railway is at the top of Mount Washington and tied down while the passengers enjoy the phe... (more)

Coming out of the clouds and into the sunlight On railfans day at Mount Washington Cog Railway there was a runby about halfway up the mountain, which happened to be where the clouds were. T... (more)

Climbing the grade. One of the Mount Washington Cog Railway's biodiesel's is climing a grade near the base station while doing some switching.

A busy Fall day at the base station of the Mount Washington Cog Railway in 1999.

Only the first run of the day (8:30 a.m.) up to the 6288-ft. summit of Mount Washington, N.H. is steam powered on the cog railway. All others have new state-of-art John Deere biodiesels. No. 9, ... (more)

A cool fall day on New Hampshire's Mount Washington offers not only a gorgeous view of the current season, but a stark taste of the one to come....all within 2000 vertical feet. Here, the B-sect... (more)

What goes up, must come down. Mount Washington Cog 9, Waumbek, departs the water tank of the same name and continues the climb as Mount Washington 3, Agiocochook, descends the mountain. Not... (more)

When the runs are done for the day, the crew just lines up the trains in preparation for the next day's work. Here 0-2-2-0 3 spends the night next to a shed near the coaling tipple. It was one of ... (more)

Even from over 1000' feet below, you can still tell when Kroflite's fireman opens the firebox door to add more coal. 0-2-2-0 10 (the lower train) has just cleared Long Trestle, while 0-2-2-0 3 is ... (more)

After one of the busiest days of the year, all is quiet at Mount Washington's base station as 0-2-2-0 Ammonoosuc waits for tomorrow to come. Notice the cog wheel in between the trailing tender tru... (more)

It's a busy day on the Mt. Washington Cog Railway due to the great summer weather. Going up a 30 degree incline made me feel a little uneasy, especially when they stop the locomotive on a siding... (more)