It's not everyday you run across a three-way stub switch, but that's what you'll find in the yard at Sheepscot Station in Alna, Maine.

WW&F #10 backs down to the water tower at Sheepscot after a round trip to Alna Center.

In a down pour, WW&F Forney #10 backs during the 2008 Annual Picnic/Photo Freight weekend.

In a scene that could be mistaken for 1928, rather then 2008, Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington Railway 0-4-4T #10 performs a run-by during the museums Annual Picnic on August 10, 2008 at Alna C... (more)

The morning train from Albion has just come in from the north as the small flag stop of Alna Center comes alive on this summer day in 1928. In reality its 2008 and the train is a recreation by the... (more)

The Trainman uncouples the consist from WW&F Locomotive #10 as she prepares to run around her train at Sheepscot Station in Alna, Maine. WW&F locomotives typically run in reverse while northboun... (more)

Here's the Engineer's view from the cab of WW&F #10 as she heads south from Alna Center Station with the last train of the day. Any temptation he might have to "open her up and see what she'll d... (more)

WW&F 10 leads its two car train through a slight cut on its return trip to Sheepscot. The shadows do a nice job of hiding the open-air car.

Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington 0-4-4T 10 passes the unique Railroad Crossing sign at Alna Center station as it runs around its train before returning to Sheepscot.

After nearly 20 tries to perfect this shot, I have finally given up and am ready to share the only successful attempt at "the penny shot." The tiny driving wheel of the 2-foot gauge steamer at the... (more)

A late afternoon train rolls past a small pond on the way back to the Sheepscot station.

Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington's Locomotive #10 eases back to the switch at Alna Center Station as she prepares to run around her train. WW&F Locomotives run in reverse going northbound and f... (more)

As the Fireman looks on, the Engineer of Locomotive #10 eases the little 2-footer up to the WW&F's tankhouse for a drink. This structure is a replica of the original Head Tide Water Tank that wa... (more)

An hourly passenger train from the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum approaches Sutter's Crossing southbound to Sheepscot Station. The museum currently owns 2.2 miles of tracka... (more)

Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington's Locomotive #10 emerges from the dark shadows of Cockeye Curve and begins to whistle Sutter's Crossing. She is headed home with the last scheduled train of th... (more)