Amtrak Brunswick to Boston Downeaster 686 is seen running a few minutes late into Dover, NH as they pass CPF-241 in Rollinsford.

Ater holding for Amtrak NHN D-8 is seen crossing under the Boston & Maine searchlight signals at CPF-241 in Rollinsford. They will proceed to the yard in Dover where they will shove in and tie dow... (more)

After running from Ossipee, the NHN D-8 crew has tied down their train in the CSX yard at Dover. Later in the evening, a CSX crew will bring the train to its destination at Boston Sand & Gravel ju... (more)

New Hampshire Northcoast train D8 cuts though a pond in Milton, NH on its journey to Dover, NH and later Boston, MA.

NHN 3823 leads train D8 south at Old Milton Road in Rochester, NH. The train has finished working Tri-City and is now en-route to Dover, NH and eventually Boston, MA with a train of sand.

NHN 3825 leads train D8 into Rollinsford Junction in Rollinsford, NH. The train of sand is swinging onto CSX (former Pan Am) track for the quick jaunt to Dover, NH and later Boston, MA. With the r... (more)

New Hampshire Northcoast train D8 is seen swinging onto CSX territory at CPF 241 in Rollinsford, NH. The train of sand is being brought from Ossipee, NH to Dover, NH and eventually Boston, MA. GP1... (more)

The notch train slowly makes its way across the Frankenstein Trestle with the White Mountains providing a colorful backdrop.

The American Association of Private Railroad Cars, American Autumn Explorer III, makes it's way to Riverside yard in Rockingham. At Riverside, the cars will be serviced, then the train backed int... (more)

Conway Scenic 216 leads The Mountaineer across the Wiley Brook Trestle on it's way back to North Conway.

Conway Scenic 252 has just crossed the Wiley Brook Trestle on its run up to Crawford Notch. the colors of the locomotive are almost a perfect match for the foliage covering the mountains.

Vermont Railways veteran Alco RS-1 GMRC 405 still working as the DASW switcher crosses the bridge between Bellows Falls, VT and Walpole, NH after a days work. The freshly painted VTR 209 came down... (more)

Another scoop on the grates. Fireman Art places another scoop of soft coal on the grates in the firebox of Mount Washington Railway Company #9 "Waumbek", as he fires the 11:30 AM ... (more)

Back in the rotation. After a couple of years undergoing some heavy maintenance, Mt. Washington Cog Railway Locomotive #9 "Waumbek" returned to the rotation in 2022, probably in t... (more)

Big changes at Waumbek Tank. If you've ever ridden on the Mt. Washington Cog Railway in the past, then you're no doubt familiar with the Waumbek Water Tank about 1 mile from the Base Statio... (more)