DGVR 6530 in B&O paint leads the weekly West Virginia Central railroad freight extra east from Belington to Elkins.

Conway Scenic Railroad celebrated (albeit fairly low-key) a Railfan Weekend this year. With COVID-19 cancelling many events it was nice to see the efforts put in place to keep this going. This w... (more)

Boston & Maine 4266 an F7A paired up with the 573 a GP7 both pull an eastbound freight out of Kearsarge Station after picking up a tank car from the siding. During Conway Scenic's Railfan's Weeken... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen at the freight depot in Conway Village. The 4266 is operating on home rails as this was once the Boston & Maine Conway Branch. The trai... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen coming into Conway Village. The 4266 is operating on home rails as this was once the Boston & Maine Conway Branch. The train operated a... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen coming into Conway Village. The 4266 is operating on home rails as this was once the Boston & Maine Conway Branch. The train operated a... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen crossing the Swift River just outside Conway Village. The 4266 is operating on home rails as this was once the Boston & Maine Conway Br... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen running along North-South Road on the Redstone Branch. This line was once the famed Maine Central Mountain Subdivision. The train opera... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad "Photo Freight" is seen passing Pudding Pond on the Redstone Branch. This line was once the famed Maine Central Mountain Subdivision. The train operated as an extra part... (more)

Conway Scenic RR ex-MEC GP7 573 opens up railfans' weekend by leading the "freight train" down the former Boston and Maine Conway Branch and negotiating the old wooden trestle at Moat Br... (more)

Locomotive #573 runs around the train at Bartlett during Railfan Weekend 2010.

A freight extra runs through the Mt Washington Valley, much to the delight of photographers. This was one of the many attractions during the 2010 Railfan Weekend at Conway Scenic Railroad.

QJ profile leaving Iowa City for Newton.

QJ-led freight highballs the yard at Iowa City.