Mass Coastal 2008 rolls toward Maritime Terminal Inc. in New Bedford to pick up an outbound car in the siding. The train will utilize the run-around on the right to later set out the inbound car s... (more)

Mass Coastal 2011 and the Dinner Train crosses over Cohasset Narrows in Buzzards Bay, Bourne, MA

Mass Coastal 2026 brings the Cape Cod Dinner Train across the canal in Bourne, MA just after sunset.

MC 2010 leads the dinner train southward to North Falmouth, seen here running along the Pocasset River in Pocasset, Bourne, MA just after sunset.

CSXT 913 and 8900 lead train M436 east in Huntington, MA on CSX's Berkshire Subdivision.

Locomotive #2 is seen coming around the main pond at Edaville, USA. This engine was built by General Electric in 1949 and is classified as a 23-ton switcher. It was part of an order of three units... (more)

Although it was the first day of 2023, it was the last day of the season for Edaville USA. 2022 marked the first season under the new management of Shervin B. Hawley and Brian Fanslau. Ellis D ... (more)

Edaville Locomotive 2 is seen pulling into the station getting ready to load the second train (after the steam pulled the first train) of the day. Although it was the first day of 2023, it was ... (more)

On New Year's morning, CSX manifest train M436 is seen accelerating through West Warren headed for Worcester and Framingham. They have just completed their usual work in Palmer where intermodal tr... (more)

Local L010, the Readville to Framingham turn is seen arriving at Nevins Yard in Framingham.

Mass Coastal 2006, 2010, and 2008 lead the Energy Train southbound at the Wareham River in downtown Wareham, MA.

MC 2026 crosses over Cohasset Narrows in Wareham with the Train to Christmas Town just after sunset.

Yard job Y101 is seen crossing Concord Street in downtown Framingham after retrieving an outlawed train on the Framingham Secondary.

With 64 cars on the drawbar and two Dash 8 series GE's on point, P&W WODA (Worcester – Davisville) rushes south through Blackstone, MA across the namesake Blackstone river.

At Long Last. After 30+ years of planning, re-planning, re-planning the re-plan, frivolous lawsuits, construction fits and starts, delays, more delays, cost overruns, etc and so on, the Gre... (more)