An eighteen car RUPO with just one unit on the Rumford branch approaching Leeds Jct. The cars will soon be dropped off at Roy to be taken west by another train. 353 will be put on the head end o... (more)

The Day After: The first winter storm of 2010 to strike New England has finally lifted on Jan. 4, and the regions railroads countinue to clean up after the weekend long storm. Pan Am Railways sent... (more)

During the 80's DW&P power migrated to the CV then to the Grand Trunk. For a few years all local and some through service was hauled by these ALCO RS 11's.

Bangor & Aroostook 502 leads the Turkey Train South out of Fort Kent. It's headed for Bangor after spending the weekend delivering turkeys to employees along the line. Scanned from Kodachrome 64.

Trailing the consist

The only two MMA painted locomotives - B39-8Es 8569 and 8592 - lead MMA Job 520 westbound through Keegan past potato barns on a late Thursday afternoon.

Passing through downtown Oakfield, MMA Plow Extra 79 and VB-150 plow move minimal snow on the already plowed mainline of the MMA. This extra is heading for the Houlton Branch - where drifts and sn... (more)

694 barrels through fresh snow past NMED, who is waiting to depart.

At NMJ, the power was turned and the 8569 readied to lead the Job 410 south to Searsport. The train is seen easing past the Maine Salt Company building at Northern Maine Jct.

After the work was completed at Kidder's Point, the MMA Job 410 had radioed the Customer Service Center to see about adding a generator car to a long cut of gasoline tankers at the port. The trai... (more)

With a dozen - time sensitive - cars needed at the Bucksport IP mill, Pan Am dispatched GP40 307 from Northern Maine Jct. as a single unit to move the freight. A new snowfall had impacted operatio... (more)

With a dozen - time sensitive - cars needed at the Bucksport IP mill, Pan Am dispatched GP40 307 from Northern Maine Jct. as a single unit to move the freight. A new snowfall had impacted operatio... (more)

The Northern Maine Jct. - Waterville leg of new train symbol NMAY crosses the highway in Etna, ME behind ST GP9s 71, 72 and MEC GP40 373 with MEC GP40-2LW 515.