Back when it was Metro North Commuter Railroad, a pair of its FL9s, 2010 and 2013, lead train 860 north on the causeway just north of the Peekskill station a few minutes before 1 pm. The backlit,... (more)

FL9 2024 and partner accelerate away from Naugatuck with the 0937 New York Grand Central to Waterbury. Back in 1992 there were 2 daily return trips between Grand Central and Waterbury.

Amtrak and Metro North FL9s get the chance to admire each other`s paint jobs at poughkeepsie.NY.

Nearing Saybrook Jct. More scenes of the junction environs from '67 have been uploaded at GodfatherRails.com

488 leads the afternoon westbound into its Brunswick stop at the new "Maine Street Station." To me the new station (also the home of restaurants, a visiter's center, etc.) looks like an ugly offi... (more)

488 passes through downtown Bath, twenty minutes away from Brunswick.

People waiting in line for lobster rolls at Red's Eats turn around to watch the passenger train roll by. As you can see, traffic on Route 1 in the Wiscasset area really builds up this time of year... (more)

An westbound Maine Eastern passenger train rolls through West Bath, Maine on July 30.

After picking up one passenger at the Bath Station, this evening eastbound is passing the Bath Iron Works Shipyard and crossing the Kennebec on the Carlton Bridge; the former home of Route 1 was o... (more)

488 passes Bath Iron Works. Originally opened in 1884, BIW is a shipyard on the Kennebec in Bath that mostly builds vessels for the navy. Note the destroyer under construction in the distance. ... (more)

Nothings screams Brunswick more than the First Parish Church. Established in 1717, it was the church of writer Harriet Beecher Stowe and Civil War General Joshua Chamberlain; I'd argue that it's ... (more)

Bath Heritage Days is a popular four day festival for the 4th of July weekend that includes a carnival, live music, and fireworks. Looking down from the Route 1 bridge, Maine Eastern's evening wes... (more)

Now there's a backyard with a nice view! 488 and this westbound passenger train are seen leaving Wiscasset Station from Fore Street.

The afternoon westbound passenger train is passing by a rock cut a little west of the downtown and residential sections of Bath.

As seen from the Bear Mountain Bridge, a pair of FL9s shove an afternoon commuter train south along the Hudson River on a clear fall day.