Making up train

This was painted in a classic scheme designed to take advantage of the contours of the magnificent machine.

"Chicken wire" Fs were relatively rare to begin with and unheard of this late but here's one still in service.

Bangor and Aroostook had one of the nicest paint schemes before they ruined it by going all blue with yellow letters. Pennsy had this unit on lease in Johnsonburg, PA in the summer of 1960.

This was a great little operation, known locally as the "B&A", not BAR. I believe these are referred to by the rivet counters as Phase II F-3s.

BAR 49,45,80 head north out of Northern Maine Junction late in the evening of a nice spring day. If I remember correctly this train is crossing the MEC on its way out of town and a number of BL-2'... (more)

Bangor & Aroostook 502 leads the Turkey Train South out of Fort Kent. It's headed for Bangor after spending the weekend delivering turkeys to employees along the line. Scanned from Kodachrome 64.

BAR F3 #44 at Searsport, June 1977.

BAR BL2 #51 in Searsport, ME...June 1977.

BAR F3 #49 at Northern Maine Junction in June 1977.

It looks like Maine but it’s not. It’s actually MP 599 as measured from Mattawamkeag, Maine (a milepost convention implemented by Guilford). The Binghamton Pushers have just completed shoving ... (more)

Bangor & Aroostook GP38 362 is now in service at Riverside Cement in Oro Grande, California. Built in December 1967 for the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line as their number 2003 (later becoming... (more)

This Bangor and Aroostick Geep 68 was being leased by the Penn Central to ease a major power shortage. During the 60’s Bangor and Aroostook had six geeps that they leased off season when potato ... (more)