Conway Scenic 7470 (ex-CN 0-6-0) crosses over Moat Brook in Conway, NH with a special photo frieght, part of Railfan Weekend.

The afternoon Bartlett Valley Train on its return back to North Conway Station crosses the White Mountain Hwy. (Rt. 302).

A quick drone flight presented a great view of Conway Scenic's Notch Train descending the famed Notch.

1055 swings it’s caboose to the other end of its freight to get in position to head back to North Conway

Boston & Mine train SJ-1 (Springfield, MA, to White River Jct., VT), northbound on the Connecticut River Line behind a set of GP9s, meets the GP7-powered local out of White River Junction at North... (more)

Number 5 is a Baldwin 2-4-2T 1906 built steam locomotive that was used for several decades as a logging engine in the mountains of New Hampshire. In the 1950's the Clark brothers began to rescue s... (more)

The morning Conway Excursion Train was looking rather typical with 573 in the lead. That was until out from the engine house puffed the railroad's premiere steam locomotive with tender forward. ... (more)

The Flying Yankee - Built for the MEC and B&M railroads in 1935, this interesting relic is now resting on property of the Hobo Railroad.

Reaching the Summit - The 6,288 ft summit of Mtn. Washington was mired in clouds all trip so this Summit was settled for. Originally #1 of the Green Mountain Cog Railway,... (more)

A loaded New Hampshire Northcoast sand train at the Ossipee Aggregates quarry, sand and gravel pits.

Pan Am’s OCS made its first trip over the Portsmouth Branch. During this morning they made their way down the branch as they cross the Great Bay and head west to East Deerfield, MA

A workhorse of the fleet CSRX 252 is seen parked in the yard with the highball signals and the Freight House both in view.

Maine Central 501 - a 1910 built Alco 2-8-0 steam engine, which originally served the Maine Central Railroad. Since the 1980s the locomotive has been owned by the 470 Railroad Club and s... (more)

A rare morning run of the Notch train for PR crosses the Frankenstein Trestle.

I'll Call This a Trainbow - After the last train ride of the day a seasonal worker, sporting a Ben & Jerry's tie-dye shirt, washes down this finely kept Climax 6 steam locomotive.