Moving me down the highway! The WW&F Museum's newly-built, Turner Centre Creamery car heads off for Wiscasset, on its mission to educate the public and attract visitors to the yard in Alna... (more)

How do you get a 13,000 lb narrow gauge reefer car off a photo freight and onto a truck? The stock answer is very carefully!

As great as it looks out on the rails, the WW&F Museu... (more)

On the milk run. Having gathered all possible speed on the the flats below, the WW&F Morning Mixed makes its southbound charge up the grade known as "The Ladder" toward Alna Center. The p... (more)

On the milk run. The Turner Centre Creamery Attendant loads cans of raw milk aboard the company reefer car as the WW&F morning mixed pauses briefly at tiny Alna Center Station. The train i... (more)

Celebrating the Volunteers. Every spring and every fall, they come. Some live just a short walk away, while others drive for hours. Still others book airline tickets, hotels and rental ca... (more)

Haulin' "Big Joe". After a productive day of lining and tamping the track north of Alna Center, WW&F Road Foreman Dana Deering (green hat) takes his MOW Extra and crew south toward Sheepsco... (more)

A historic moment. During the 2012 Spring Work Weekend, WW&F Museum Volunteer Wayne Laepple uses a garden hose to do something that hasn't been done in nearly 80 years.....he's putting wate... (more)

Tight quarters, eagle eyes, steady hands. In Stall 2 of the WW&F Museum Shops, volunteer Stewart Rhine carefully applies the primer coat to one side of the museum's brand new Turner Center ... (more)

Seasons Greetings from Maine! In a scene sprinkled with a picturesque dusting of snow, WW&F Ry No 10 pulls a capacity trainful of Victorian Christmas riders across Humason Brook Trestle. www.wwfry... (more)

Narrow gauge passenger service in Alna, Maine, circa 1911. See photo data for actual date.

Bed-time for Number 10. After hauling a record load of passengers at the 2011 Victorian Christmas event, the line's 12-ton Vulcan Forney passes the replica Head Tide Tankhouse for the last ... (more)

Isn't this why we love them? Steam locomotives, that is! I'll bet many of us reacted the same way at this age. Yes, they're loud and seem scary, but we can't take our eyes off them. Future history... (more)

Slim-Gauge Field of Dreams. Here's a not-often-seen view of the WW&F Museum's Sheepscot Yard in Alna, Maine. This is their base of operations and the terminus for all train operations. T... (more)

Southbound to Sheepscot. With every piece of the WW&F Museum's passenger equipment trailing behind her, Locomotive #10 drifts through Cockeye Curve on the southbound run from Alna Center to... (more)

Victorian Christmas 2011 at the WW&F Ry Museum. Engineer Bob Longo fights some temporarily poor visibility, as No 10 hauls the first of many fully loaded passenger trains past the only 2 ft gauge ... (more)