Putting #2 away - Part 2: The transfer table. For many decades, the Cog Railway's steam locomotives have resided in the row of stalls you see to the left, behind the locomotive. They are ... (more)

on Halloween of 2020, the MBRRE chartered an excursion from Meredith to Lochmere NH. Here we see the train crawling through the Lakeport drawbridge in Laconia, NH with the 1590 in the lead.

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen crossing the bridge at Lochmere before letting passengers off to perform two run... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen crossing Daniel Webster Highway in Belmont along Lake Winnisquam. The SW 1001 wa... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen passing arriving at the former Boston & Maine Laconia Depot. The SW 1001 was originally bu... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen passing through Weirs Beach. The SW 1001 was originally built for the Reading in 1973

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen crossing over the Lakeport Draw. The SW 1000 is a leased unit that was originall... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen stopped at the Lakeport Freight House. The SW 1001 was originally built for the ... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Lochmere Limited" charter on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is seen passing over the short draw bridge at Lakeport in Laconia.

A pair of EMD end cab SWs on a charter with ex RDCs? Nope, not a model railroad but a charter operated by the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts group from Meredith to Lochmere, NH on the Ply... (more)

Putting #2 away - Part 1. The process of putting one of the Cog Railway's steam engines away in the shop building is one that most rail enthusiasts never see. For one thing, it's just not... (more)

Stuff happens. What was to be the last day of steam operations on the Mt. Washington Cog Railway ended early for Engineer Joe and Fireman "Cookie." They had two runs scheduled this day and... (more)

Up on the roof. Just about 20 minutes before official sunset, MWRC #2 "Ammonoosuc" sits on the Mt. Washington summit platform, while it's passengers explore the summit. You are ... (more)

The view from Bugle Cliff brings us Conway Scenic Railroad's "Mountaineer" as they crawl westbound through the Gateway along Maine Central's Mountain Division in spectacular fall Foliage

Summit switching. Engineer Mark "Cookie" Sodergren coaxes his train slowly across the massive hydraulic switch just below the summit of Mt. Washington, in preparation for its arri... (more)