The western terminus of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad's trackage is adjacent to Portland's new Marine Terminal, where large cruise ships often dock. There, a passing track exists so that the t... (more)

Portland Maine's Eastern Promenade is graced by a piece of the state's transportation history. A two-foot gauge excursion train from the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum, with Monson... (more)

Monson Railroad Forney #4 moves in to make the hitch on Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Caboose #553 in preparation for an afternoon excursion on the Portland waterfront. This view from inside the ... (more)

Few steam tourist lines enjoy beautiful waterfront views along their entire length. Such is the case with the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum. The line's 1.5 mile track follows the ol... (more)

The only original Maine 2-foot locomotive that has a current FRA Form 4 is Monson Railroad #4. She's a 20-ton product of the Vulcan Iron Works and was built in 1918 for the Monson Railroad in Ma... (more)

The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum is the custodian of the largest collection of surviving locomotives and rolling stock from the historic Maine 2-foot railroads. Based on the waterfro... (more)

Sunrise in Alna. A 2-foot gauge mixed train from the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railway greets the sunrise on a chilly October morning as she makes her milk run south from Head Tid... (more)

Caldeonian railway 1907-built 0-4-4T #419 has recently been outshopped as BR #55189 in 1950s style livery. The engine is working a charter accurately recreating a Scottish branch line train of the... (more)

Caldeonian railway 1907-built 0-4-4T #419 has recently been outshopped as BR #55189 in 1950s style livery. The engine is on a photo charter accurately recreating an early 1950s Scottish branch lin... (more)

Caldeonian railway 1907-built 0-4-4T #419 has recently been outshopped as BR #55189 in 1950s style livery. The engine on a photocharter accurately recreating an early 1950s Scottish branch line tr... (more)

Caldeonian railway 1907-built 0-4-4T #419 has recently been outshopped as BR #55189 in 1950s style livery. The engine is preparing for photo charter duty on Scotland's premier preserved line. I h... (more)

Spring steam! on the WW&F Ry -- No 10 with a two car photo freight consist, crosses Humason Brook Trestle heading for Sheepscot Mills. This last minute addition to the Easter event schedule took p... (more)

A lone Brakeman keeps watch on the rear platform of a WW&F mixed train as it reverses over a remote stretch of track on a cool fall morning.

On a bitterly cold December morning, a WW&F Brakeman calls for his engine crew to back carefully over a switch in the Alna Center Yard. He has done his best to clean the freshly fallen snow and ... (more)

Dana Deering at the throttle with the morning's first freight, on the mainline at Alna Center. No 10 and her consist have just crested the hill of the steepest section, known as "the ladder" and ... (more)