CCV No. 2 started life in 1948 as a 0-4-0T built by Henschel & Sohn for Hanseatische Kieswerke, a German quarry company. It arrived in Cripple Creek in 1970, and has been modified - "Americanized... (more)

CC&V Porter No. 3 and Henschel No. 2 simmer at Cripple Creek following a long day out on the line. The CC&V may not be "traditional" Colorado narrow gauge, but it is a very colorful and... (more)

"Big Joe" tamper at work. As I've noted many times, the crews at the WW&F strive to authentically re-create 2 ft. railroading in the early 1900s. Wherever possible, they attempt ... (more)

Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge #3, a 0-4-0 steam engine built in 1927 by the H.K. Porter Co. in Pittsburgh, PA., passes by CCV #2, a 0-4-0 engine built in Germany in 1936.

Edaville 2-4-4RT no. 7 departs Edaville with the 2 foot gauge passenger train for the 5 1/2 mile loop around the cranberry plantation.

Edaville #21: "Anne-Elizabeth". Since the departure of the original Maine 2-foot Locomotives in 1993, the only steam power (until very recently) at Edaville Railroad....now known as Edavill... (more)

The Cripple Creek and Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad keeps some wonderful steam engines active. This 0-4-0 narrow was built by the H.K. Porter Co. in Pittsburgh, PA in 1927 and used to haul lead an... (more)

This 0-4-0 narrow gauge engine was built in Germany in 1936 and actively works the Cripple Creek and Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad.

Building a photo freight. With only hand signals, a WW&F Brakeman directs his engine crew to bring the evening photo freight to the platform at Sheepscot Station, during the museum's Annual... (more)

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. 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)

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)

Edaville Railroad #8, a 2-4-4 T Forney, built by Baldwin for Maine 2-Footer, Bridgton and Harrison in 1924, nears the end of one of its daily 5 1/2 mile trips through the cranbury bogs in South Ca... (more)

Edaville #8, a 2-4-4T departs Edaville station on an afternoon excursion run on, a 5 1/2 loop around cranberry bog reservoirs, near South Carver, Massachussets. The 2-foot gauge Forney was built b... (more)