The first morning scheduled Valley Train, Number 10 on the time table departs North Conway at 10:30. Here Train #10 is seen crossing the famous Moat Brook Trestle at MP136 (from Boston) on the old... (more)

Lightning stripe GP9 past the semaphores. CSRX 1751 is passing the semaphores at the south end of North Conway Yard. It is on its way to Conway with a Freight Extra. Between the GP9 at the ... (more)

In a typical New England scene, Conway Scenic GP9 #1751 pulls the first Valley Train of the day East to Conway and passes an open field in a quiet local farm. The dirt road, picket fence and mount... (more)

Leaving the roundhouse. CN 7470 is leaving the roundhouse on the morning of day two of Railfans weekend in 2014. At left is RDC-1 CSRX 23

Departing with the Valley Train. CN 7470 is leaving North Conway with a Valley Train for Conway during its last Railfans weekend to date. At left is ex-MEC CSRX 252 and behind is the North ... (more)

Former Canadian National 0-6-0 switcher #7470 is fired up and emerges from the roundhouse and off the turntable for the annual Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts "Steam in the Snow" event. Th... (more)

Engineer Courtney Gregg has traded in his traditional overalls for some cold weather gear for this excursion. January in the White Mountains is not known for mild weather and this day is no except... (more)

A Blast from the Past Former Maine Central GP7 573 is posing for a photo in the yard. Thanks to Fred Jones and John Tully for the lighting!

The Night Photo Session: my favorite part of "Railfans' Day." Thanks to Fred Jones and John Tully for supplying the light. Here, ex. B&M 4266 stands on the turntable with ex. MEC 573... (more)

"Photo Line: Open 'em" The commands of Fred Jones and John Tully, the photographers who supplied the light, to open the shutters. The photo session was held at the end of "Railfans' ... (more)

Conway Scenic's New York Central painted unit rests in front of the N. Conway station on a warm spring afternoon. Hasselblad 500c/m, Kodak Tmax 100.

A toasty 5 degree morning in North Conway. The locomotive is being restored to operation with the prime mover from a GP9.

Ready for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow' special, #7470 would be the star of the show. #7470 is a Canadian National 0-6-0 O-18a switcher. She was built in 1921 by the G... (more)

Ex-Canadian National #7470 gives off a good "Steampunk" look, ready for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow!' special. This was #7470's last photo charter before sh... (more)