The conductor makes a call to the dispatcher to find out the next assignment for GP7 #573, a 1950 product of EMD that served the Maine Central. Lumedyne lighting by Fred Jones and John Tully.

Conway Scenic's handsome F7A in pre-1969 Minuteman Herald Maroon & Gold livery sits inside the engine house after pulling the North Pole trips the night before.

The first tour train of the day departs North Conway southbound with a trainload of vacationers.

With the White Mountains in the background Conway Scenic's GP35 prepares the Crawford Notch excursion train for an 11 a.m. departure.

North Conway is temporarily a bustling place as the Notch Train arrived a short time ago and the Valley Train is ariving with the CSRX GP38 252 in the lead. Off in the distance is the Boston & Ma... (more)

The historic 1874 Boston & Maine station is decorated for Christmas.

Sporting a clean Maine Central heritage scheme, Conway Scenic 252 and 216 lead the Notch Train back to North Conway Station, after a trip to Fabyans.

One Last Thing. 7470 posed for a few night photos before she was put to bed for the night. After a Railfan's Weekend Saturday that would see her make a fairly rare trip to Bartlett... (more)

While 3 of the other CSRR locomotives prepare to depart for their respective trips, Former N&W GP35 #216 has the day off. She basks in the morning sunlight for railfans to take pictures of on this... (more)

Former Maine Central #252 puts the consist together for the MBRE "North Country Steam" Excursion to Hazens. 0-6-0 #7470 will pull the consist West to Hazens. 252 will follow and pull the consist h... (more)

The first Valley Train of the day begins its journey as it departs North Conway Depot and heads southeast for Conway, past an old semaphore in the Conway Scenic Yard.

Yellowbirds - The Conway Scenic's pair of former Guilford Geeps rests for the winter. The 216 is originally a Norfolk & Western GP35 and the 252 is a former Maine Central GP38 that worked for many... (more)

Conway Scenic's RDC-1 nicknamed "millie" basks in the morning sunlight in the Conway Scenic yard. This unit was originally built for the New Haven Railroad in 1954. Conway Scenic acquired it in 20... (more)