Former ATSF GP9u 2007 leads a deadhead dinner train past Monument Beach in Bourne. The train will load dinner train passengers in North Falmouth.

After special Cape Cod Central passenger runs out of Fall River, Mass Coastal 2009 brings the passenger equipment back to Rochester. Former ATSF GP9u 2007 trails as the train passes Copicut Road.

The conductor for Berkshire Scenic Railway's 1:00 PM Hoosac Valley Service train flags Hodges Crossing as former B&M Budd RDC #6126 approaches. The Berkshire Scenic's Hoosac Valley Service operat... (more)

Former IC GP28 2009 is on the point of the Cape Cod Dinner Train. The train glimmers in the late summer sun at Monks Cove. SLRG E9AM 2400 is being used for HEP is dragged around on most Cape Cod C... (more)

On one of her first excursions on the Berkshire Scenic, former Boston & Maine RDC #6126 stops at Adams with a Mass Bay Rail Enthusiasts charter. This is currently as far as trains operate on this... (more)

With a P5 Blaring, former Amtrak, SLC, and AMT 302 brings the "Oktoberfest" train to a stop after clearing the crossing. 302 started to lead Cape Cod Central trains after F40PHR 274 ... (more)

In the evening sunshine, Mass Coastal 2006 (ex. ATSF GP7U) rolls by Monument Beach leading the Cape Cod Dinner Train that departed from North Falmouth. 2006's original K3LA from the... (more)

Beachgoers take a glance at a deadhead passenger train bound for North Falmouth led by a rare GP28. This was one of only four scheduled dinner trains to use the whole Falmouth Line t... (more)

With a K3HA blaring, Mass Coastal 2007 leads the first scenic train of the season through the town of Sandwich on Cape Cod.

A rare sight: Mass Coastal 2009 (GP28) and 2010 (GP50) double-head to bring 6 MBTA coaches to Rochester. These coaches were previously on the Polar Express on the Grafton and Upton R... (more)

The Cape Cod Central's diner train prepares to depart the Hyannis station. Power is a rare GP28. EMD only produced 31 of these locomotives from March 1964 through November 1965. It is essentially ... (more)

The only steam powered train in Massachusetts is the 2-foot gauge excursion train at the Edaville USA theme park, formerly known as Edaville Railroad. This operation was founded back in 19... (more)

Two Foot Gauge 2-4-4 T #8, (Baldwin, 1924), crests Mount Urann on Edaville Railroad's 5 1/2 mile mainline loop in the cranberry bogs near South Carver, Massachusetts. Here comes the Carver City Ma... (more)

Edaville Railroad #8, a 2-4-4 T Forney, built by Baldwin for Maine 2-Footer, Bridgton and Harrison in 1924, nears the end of one of its daily 5 1/2 mile trips through the cranbury bogs in South Ca... (more)

Edaville #8, a 2-4-4T departs Edaville station on an afternoon excursion run on, a 5 1/2 loop around cranberry bog reservoirs, near South Carver, Massachussets. The 2-foot gauge Forney was built b... (more)