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Here's a look at the cab of the last Maine Central steam locomotive to pull a train in regular service, MEC 470.

Hostler poses with his Crawford Notch snow fighters. He has just shut all the units down to check out the ground default relays. Soon all units will come to life and head south to Portland, ME

MEC 229 Leads a northbound detour train at Lanesboro

This unit became a trade in for a GP38 in 1966.

Maine Central local freight from Stewartstown to Gorham using Grand Trunk trackage rights.

Very long symbol freight headed for Bangor in the early fall when first generation EMDs still ruled the Maine Central.

During the day Maine Central power for the Mountain Division freight would layover at St Johnsbury, Vermont. I took this shot with my trusty fixed feature box camera, a Kodak Brownie Star Flash. ... (more)

MC 519 was built in February 1913 and is one of three remaining steam locomotives from the MEC. The others being 4-6-2 MEC 470 on display in Waterville, ME and 2-8-0 MEC 501 undergoing restoration... (more)

One of the the Boxcars of the Guilford Derailment that partial went into the Penobscot River

The last steam engine to run on the Maine Central line on June 13, 1954 sitting at the entrace of Waterville yard.

Class NE (1940) Maine Central 661