A WW&F crew takes Locomotive #10 down the passing track at Alna Center to run around the train for the trip back to Sheepscot Station. Old Number 10 is a 12-ton Forney that was built back in 1904 ... (more)

The last revenue run of the day whistles the unpaved crossing at Alna Center enroute to Sheepscot Station. The mixed train you see was very typical of 2 foot operations in Maine during the early ... (more)

Running northward tender first, WW&F Ry No 10 appears to be keeping a watchful eye on her train, as engineer Joe Fox peeks back over his shoulder and applies more throttle.

Railroading the old fashioned way. After spending most of the day hauling sold-out passenger trains, the crew of WW&F Forney #10 re-assembles her photo freight in the yard at Alna Center. ... (more)

The Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum's photo freight makes a morning run-by for assembled photographers to kick off their Annual Picnic event. The freight left early in the morni... (more)

Stop, Look, Listen! A late afternoon freight train from the WW&F bears down on the unpaved crossing at the tiny station in Alna Center, Maine. This is just one of many classic scenes play... (more)

Two foot to Wiscasset! If you want postcard pictures of the two-foot freight trains that once represented the lifelines of Maine's rural communities, there is only one place you can go. ... (more)

Fireman Roger Whitney (a real-life fireman), pushes the Headtide Watertank spout up and away after a brief stop to replenish the forney's water supply.

Fireman's view from WW&F Ry No 10. We're heading through "Cockeye Curve" pulling a mixed train on a rainy Friday afternoon.

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)

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)

Engineer Dana Deering ready to depart Sheepscot Station with the morning train. The museum's newly completed reproduction Headtide water tank can be seen in the background.