With the late-afternoon shadows growing long, #10 returns to Alna, passing the enclosed water tank at the north end of the yard. Near the storage shed, volunteers discuss their days' work with th... (more)

Miles to go: One of the few concessions to modernity, this powered tamper was built by a team of volunteers in the museum's own shops, and seen here operated by a different yet equally dedicated t... (more)

Track maintenance on the narrow gauge: Pausing briefly to assess the crew's next move, Duncan Burns, Dana Deering, Hunt Dowse, and Wayne Laepple, look northward toward the bottom of "the ladder" -... (more)

Running Around. #10's crew uses the Alna Center siding to run around her single coach before returning to the Sheepscott station. With the WW&F's aversion to radios and other moder... (more)

Pondering. WW&F #10's engineer and fireman gaze off into the distance during their layover between runs. Maybe they're staring at The House, knowing the kitchen crew is busy getting dinne... (more)

On a cool April evening, the last glimmer of sun catches WW&F Ry No 10 waiting on the main at Alna Center. This special twilight run has become tradition during the museum's annual spring work wee... (more)

WW&F steam crew member Joe Fox keeps a watchful eye out during a switching move in Sheepscot yard. Steam and fog seem to blend together, and although the weather appears dreary nothing could dampe... (more)

WW&F Ry No 10 steams light, past Head Tide tank on a cool and foggy April morning.

WW&F Ry No 10 poses in the morning light, before crossing Humason Trestle and continuing south to Sheepscot Station. The occaision was the museum's annual Easter event, which is also the first ste... (more)

In between the hourly trains, the WW&F Museum's little 2-Foot Hand Car has become a major source of enjoyment for some of the younger patrons. The diminutive size of the narrow gauge equipment m... (more)

The Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum's annual Easter Photo Freight charges southbound across Humanson Brook Trestle on its way back to Sheepscot Station. While Humanson Brook doe... (more)

The Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington's 12-ton Vulcan heads to the car shop to begin making up her passenger train. If the cab on this locomotive looks a bit wide for a 2-foot gauge engine, that... (more)

Number 9 reborn! Tucked away in a corner of the WW&F's Sheepscot Shop building is something you don't see very often these days. This is, in fact, a brand new locomotive boiler. It rep... (more)

Drifting downgrade off Cockeye Curve, the WW&F's little 12-tonner brings a pair of coaches south toward Sheepscot Station. Although much of the east coast was experiencing a snowstorm this day, ... (more)

Christmas Greetings from Maine! With a capacity crowd on board, a WW&F passenger train emerges from the shadows to negotiate Cockeye Curve on the southbound run to Sheepscot. WW&F trains ... (more)