WW&F Ry No 10 simmers just outside bay one of the Sheepscot engine house, building steam for the day ahead. Although No 10 was originally built for the Underwood, Short & Reeves sugar plantation a... (more)

Looking west toward the setting sun on the Aurora sub in Chana, Illinois. A tiny midwestern town, Chana has no stores, no gas stations, amid miles of corn. I had stopped there looking for somethin... (more)

WW&F Ry museum president Steve Zuppa throws the south switch at Alna Center, while engineer Joe Fox and engine No 10 pause on the passing track. The WW&F Ry Museum's amazing "Annual Picnic" event ... (more)

Heading south through the lush Maine woods, fireman Dana Deering checks the train, and for any signals that may need to be relayed to the engineer.

With engineer Bill Sample at the throttle, Flagg Coal No 75 prepares to depart from The Railroad Museum of New England's restored Thomaston Station. More info including schedule can be found at: ... (more)

Using the glow from his kerosene lantern, WW&F brakeman Josh Recave checks his watch during some night time switching moves.

With the setting sun peaking through behind her, WW&F No 10 simmers at Alna Center before departing for Sheepscot station with a train full of hard-working volunteers.

Miles to go: One of the few concessions to modernity, this powered tamper was built by a team of volunteers in the museum's own shops, and seen here operated by a different yet equally dedicated t... (more)

Track maintenance on the narrow gauge: Pausing briefly to assess the crew's next move, Duncan Burns, Dana Deering, Hunt Dowse, and Wayne Laepple, look northward toward the bottom of "the ladder" -... (more)

On a cool April evening, the last glimmer of sun catches WW&F Ry No 10 waiting on the main at Alna Center. This special twilight run has become tradition during the museum's annual spring work wee... (more)

WW&F steam crew member Joe Fox keeps a watchful eye out during a switching move in Sheepscot yard. Steam and fog seem to blend together, and although the weather appears dreary nothing could dampe... (more)

WW&F Ry No 10 steams light, past Head Tide tank on a cool and foggy April morning.

WW&F Ry No 10 poses in the morning light, before crossing Humason Trestle and continuing south to Sheepscot Station. The occaision was the museum's annual Easter event, which is also the first ste... (more)

Long time WW&F Ry engineer Robert Longo, pauses briefly for a photo, before climbing back up into the right-hand seat of No 10's cab. One of seven licensed engineers on the museum's railway, Bob's... (more)

Boston & Maine passenger-baggage RDC No 6211 rushes eastbound through Bedford Depot toward North Station in Boston, on an evening express run. Actually, it's 2009 and the B&M hasn't used an RD... (more)