A pair of GE B23-7's lead the Midcoast Railservice's westbound RB-2 job as it eases off of the Kennebec River lift bridge in Bath, Maine. This bridge once also carried Route 1 across the top dec... (more)

Midcoast Rail Service RB-2 is seen crossing the Kennebec River in Bath. The remains of the old Route 1 bridge can be seen directly above the rails. The modern replacement bridge can be seen to the... (more)

Take A Bath. ME 489 pulls up to a brief stop at the former Maine Central station at Bath, before continuing on their merry way. Not far away, a Zumwalt-class destroyer was... (more)

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In near whiteout conditions, Maine Eastern M420 3573, of CN and St. Lawrence and Atlantic heritage, breaks trail through Bath, Maine on the morning of December 22, 2010. Behind the short local is ... (more)

3573 leads two covered hoppers across the Kennebec River in Bath.

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

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)

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)

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

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"Nor'easter Just A Warm Up" was the headline of the Portland Press Herald on the morning of December 23, 2008 as northern New England and its railroads cleaned up from one of the first major winte... (more)

Over the river... Maine Eastern FL9 489 emerges from the Kennebec River bridge and slows to make a stop at the Bath station. The roadway above used to carry Route 1, but is now being remove... (more)

Maine Eastern Train 3 makes the stop at Bath, led by FL9 489. This, to my knowledge, is one of only two FL9 Units to still hauling regular passenger service. Although, someone might have to correc... (more)