The 1 pm Santa's Holiday Express is seen at Quint running from North Conway to Conway on a dreary Sunday. Former Maine Central 255 is leading the sold-out train East.

Just after 1 pm, the Hobo Railroad Santa train is seen departing Lincoln crossing the Kancamagus Highway. The Hobo Railroad and parent company Plymouth & Lincoln operate scenic and excursion train... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln (Hobo Railroad) 1 pm train is passing through North Woodstock on the round trip from Lincoln to Woodstock. The SW100 was built for the New Orleans Public Belt in 1971 and ca... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln (Hobo Railroad) 1 pm train is passing through North Woodstock on the round trip from Lincoln to Woodstock. The SW100 was built for the New Orleans Public Belt in 1971 and ca... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln (Hobo Railroad) 1 pm train is departing Lincoln for the round trip to Woodstock. The SW100 was built for the New Orleans Public Belt in 1971 and came to Plymouth & Lincoln i... (more)

The Plymouth & Lincoln (Hobo Railroad) 1 pm train is getting ready to leave the Hobo Junction facility in Lincoln for Woodstock and return. The SW100 was built for the New Orleans Public Belt in 1... (more)

The 1 pm Hobo Railroad train departs Lincoln, crossing the Kancamagus Highway. The locomotive was built for Maine Central Railroad in 1949 and in its second life has been a longtime primary locomo... (more)

This nicely restored Alco S1 spent many years performing switcher duty with the Maine Central Railroad. In her semi-retirement, she pulls excursion trains for the Hobo Railroad in the White Mounta... (more)

Steamscape: The Mount Washington Valley.With the vast landscape of the Mt. Washington Valley as a back-drop, MWRC #9 "Waumbek" slowly claws her way up the steep grade at Long Tre... (more)

A pint-size train for a pint-size fan. A future RP contributor carefully composes what will be his memory of the only operational Maine 2-foot locomotive as of March, 2014. This little guy... (more)

Farewell to Number 4. Trailing a string of original Maine 2-foot coaches and combines, Monson Railroad Locomotive #4 begins its last day of operation along the Portland waterfront, before b... (more)

Looking down on The Cog. Shot from roughly 5300 ft MSL, near Long Trestle, here is a view looking down at the lower half of the Mt. Washington Cog Railway, or about a mile and a half of the... (more)

Cogscape - Burt's Ravine. Located just above the famous Jacob's Ladder Trestle is the second steepest portion of the Mt. Washington Cog Railway, known as Long Trestle. From our camera pos... (more)

For this year's Fall Spectacular, the two operating locomotives switched consists (passenger train and freight train) for one trip. On Sunday's trip, 2-8-2 15 took two open cars with it on the mix... (more)

The Huckleberry Railroad's excursion train emerges from the Michigan woods and enters the railroad's East Loop near Milepost 4. The Huckleberry is fairly unique among tourist railroads in that i... (more)