The 1 pm train of the Granite State Scenic Railway (formerly Hobo Railroad) is seen departing Lincoln along the Kancamagus Highway. Being on vacation in the area, this was an easy few shots to gra... (more)

The 1 pm train of the Granite State Scenic Railway (formerly Hobo Railroad) is seen departing Lincoln along the Kancamagus Highway. Being on vacation in the area, this was an easy few shots to gra... (more)

The 1 pm train of the Granite State Scenic Railway (formerly Hobo Railroad) is seen departing Lincoln across the Kancamagus Highway. Being on vacation in the area, this was an easy few shots to gr... (more)

Conway Scenic 252 and 255 are on the tail-end of a 470 Railroad Club excursion, as viewed from the Gateway on the former MEC Mountain Division.

A 470 Railroad Club excursion rolls past Hussey's Field in Conway with 4266 and 4268 on the Conway Scenic Railroad.

The Conway Scenic Snow Train with a disappointing leader passes north past the Glen Station as the snow turns into rain.

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)

Boston & Maine painted F's on the former B&M Conway branch look right at home crossing Moat Brook bound for Fayban.

Conway Scenic #255 shoves on the rear of the 470 club excursion at Frankenstein trestle along the former Maine Central mountain division.

Boston & Maine #4266 leads the 470 club excursion into North Conway on a beautiful afternoon.

Conway Scenic's Mountaineer train approaches Crawford Notch.

The "Mountaineer" is seen departing Fabyan with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The "Mountaineer" is seen heading into Fabyan passing the Bretton Woods shanty with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The Westbound "Mountaineer" is seen just after crossing the 520' long Frankenstein Trestle as it climbs the two percent grade up Crawford Notch. The trestle and cliffs above it were name... (more)

MW9 (Waumbek), built in 1908, is a Steam 0-2-2-0 coal-fired steam locomotives manufactured in New Hampshire at the Manchester Locomotive Works continue to work the rails on Mount Washington is see... (more)