A WW&F Ry brakeman peers through the darkness, signaling the locomotive's fireman that it's ok to head south. It's not difficult to imagine how a scene like this may have played out countless time... (more)

A hot summer afternoon in Maine. Engineer Bob Longo waits as fireman Joe Fox sets out to throw the north switch for the Alna Center passing track. www.wwfry.org

"Magic hour" begins, at Alna Center. www.wwfry.org

Moonlight and kerosene. As darkness falls, members of the WW&F Ry steam crew check in at Sheepscot station, and prepare for the last run of the day to Alna Center. www.wwfry.org

Engineer Rick Sisson takes some happy passengers for a spin in the WW&F Ry Museum's newest piece of motive power -a home-built 2-foot gauge railcar. Built by restorer and craftsman Leon Weeks, the... (more)

With fireman and engineer comfortably seated for the long ride ahead, No 10 rolls south with a full head of steam, through the absolute darkness of rural Maine.

Day is done. With the last remnants of daylight fading over the Sheepscot Yard, WW&F Locomotive #10 sits on the ash pit as her crew drops the fire for the night. Although this engine wil... (more)

WW&F Director's Train. To kick off its Annual Picnic weekend, the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum ran a special, early morning Director's Train for photographers and die-h... (more)

Wanna go for a spin? Members of the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum crew watch as Trainman Stewart Rhine demonstrates the turntable capability of the museum's new Model ... (more)

WW&F Ry No 10 simmers just outside bay one of the Sheepscot engine house, building steam for the day ahead. Although No 10 was originally built for the Underwood, Short & Reeves sugar plantation a... (more)

WW&F Ry museum president Steve Zuppa throws the south switch at Alna Center, while engineer Joe Fox and engine No 10 pause on the passing track. The WW&F Ry Museum's amazing "Annual Picnic" event ... (more)

Heading south through the lush Maine woods, fireman Dana Deering checks the train, and for any signals that may need to be relayed to the engineer.

A beautiful spring morning finds a WW&F work train crossing the short trestle over Humanson Brook enroute to Sheepscot Station. This tranquil scene is difficult to capture during most of the year... (more)

Using the glow from his kerosene lantern, WW&F brakeman Josh Recave checks his watch during some night time switching moves.

With the setting sun peaking through behind her, WW&F No 10 simmers at Alna Center before departing for Sheepscot station with a train full of hard-working volunteers.