The Plymouth & Lincoln fall foliage train is seen snaking its way through rural New Hampshire along the Pemigawasset River approaching Plymouth on old Boston & Maine trackage, amid some peak folia... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln fall foliage train is seen running around at Plymouth. The train dropped passengers at the Common Man Restaurant just North of downtown for lunch before shoving back into to... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln fall foliage train is seen arriving at the depot in Ashland, NH. The train is returning from Plymouth where passengers enjoyed lunch at the Common Man Restaurant. The train ... (more)

New Hampshire Northcoast train D-8 is seen passing over the Union Meadows Dam in Union New Hampshire with a string of sand loads bound for Boston Sand & Gravel. The train will drop a cut at Tri-Ci... (more)

New Hampshire Northcoast train D-8 is seen departing Tri-City in Rochester with a cut of sand loads for Boston Sand & Gravel. The train originated in Ossipee and is bound for the interchange with ... (more)

Approaching the summit. With just a few hundred yards to go, Mount Washington's Steam Locomotive #2 "Ammonoosuc" and her cherry red coach are entering the final curve on the line ... (more)

Golden Hour on "The Rock Pile". New Hampshire's Mt. Washington is sometimes referred to as "The Rock Pile", due to the rocky nature of its summit landscape. In this golden hour image, we ... (more)

Steamscape: Mt. Clay, Mt. Jefferson and the Great Gulf. The exhaust plume darkens as Fireman Mark "Cookie" Sodergren continues to shovel soft coal into the torch-like firebox of M... (more)

Railway above the clouds. About 30 minutes before sunset, Mt. Washington Railway Company Locomotive #2, "Ammonoosuc" and her cherry red coach emerge from a brightly lit undercast as they be... (more)

Negotiating Upper Waumbek Switch. When the Mt. Washington Cog Railway was originally constructed in 1869, and for roughly 7 decades afterward, the line was a single, 3.1 mile track. There ... (more)

The new/old Waumbek Tank. Approximately 1 mile from Marshfield Station, and 1,000 vertical feet higher, we find Waumbek Tank.....or more properly, Waumbek Station. Throughout the history ... (more)

3.1 miles of trestle. Mount Washington Railway Company Steam Locomotive #2 "Ammonoosuc" descends the wooden trestle on Cold Spring Hill, and will be bringing the 12 PM summit excu... (more)

Arriving at Marshfield Station. In this elevated view, we see Mt. Washington Railway #2 "Ammonoosuc" descending with her coach on the last few feet of track above the platform are... (more)

In reserve. Waiting in reserve outside the company's engine shops below Marshfield Station is the Mount Washington Railway Company's other operable steam locomotive, the #9, known as "... (more)

Steamscape: Cold Spring Hill. Amid a sea of fall colors, Mt. Washington Railway #2 claws its way up Cold Spring Hill with the noon-time steam trip, destined for the summit of the highest pe... (more)