The Mid-Coast Limited draws off the platform bound for Rockland as the Downeaster 691 from Portland idles down the track.

"The Mid-Coast Limited" heading to Wiscasset, Bath and Brunswick

A special two-car train for the Lobster Fest in Rockland highballs through Damariscotta Mills after stopping in town. This year is the first year that the MERR officially stops in Newcastle/Damari... (more)

The iconic EMD F-unit in one of my favorite schemes. Here, 489 leads three passenger cars and the sister ex-Amtrak 488 in trail to position onto the station track to load the 12:50 Mid-Coast Limit... (more)

"Lobster City Express" for the Maine Lobster Festival at Rockland

489 leads Maine Eastern's "Mid-Coast Limited" toward GP9 764 in the clear with two cars at Wiscasset. 764 is the power for the railroad's shorter mid-day train ride option, the "Wis... (more)

Starting this summer, you can now ride the rails from Boston to Rockland, Maine. A decade ago, an Amtrak Downeaster demonstration train traveled on Guilford’s Brunswick Branch, at the time still... (more)

In pouring rain, 3573 is eastbound through Wiscasset. Maine.

With twice daily trips during the summer, Maine Eastern runs from Rockland to Brunswick with stops in Bath and Wiscasset in the namesake state. The 2nd trip of July 5th rolls through one of the fi... (more)

Maine Eastern FL-9 #488 pulls the evening train into Brunswick Maine, at 5pm on a nice fall evening.

Cool down with a scene from winter! This was taken on a snowy February morning as Maine Eastern's M420 #3573 pushes a snowplow extra out of Brunswick, after clearing the mainline off for the inco... (more)

After turning on the wye, Maine Eastern Train 2 will depart Brunswick on a pleasant 2 hr. run back to coastal city Rockland. The 488 is ex NH FL9, note four wheel and six wheel trucks.

Running along the Sheepscot River.

First car is former PRR "Alexander Hamilton" from the Pennsy's mid-1950s order of Budd consists for the "Congressional" and "Senator"

Heading back to Rockland along the Sheepscot River