Slowly rounding the corner out into the open comes the Railroad Museum of New England's Easter Bunny Express, operated jointly with the Naugatuck Railroad. In charge is an Ex- NW GP9 HH followed b... (more)
Trains Get Longer. Unthinkable when the freight operation started with a few cars at a time a few years ago, NAUG 859 (GP9) brings its caboose and an astounding 28 empty cars north approach... (more)
Morning At The Grotto. In an isolated area nicknamed "The Grotto" by the railroad in East Litchfield, Connecticut, the train passes next to the Naugatuck River. Railroad Museum Of... (more)
Scenery On The Scenic Train. On Saturday, August 5, 2023, NAUG 859 (née-NW 859, GP9, 6/1959) held down the assignment as the power for the day at the Railroad Museum of New England. The st... (more)
Cabooses. On Thursday, May 18, 2023 CSX/Pan Am Train PL-1 three gifts for the Railroad Museum of New England. MEC/BM 77 caboose flat and MEC/BM 249 a converted troop slpr, both assigned to ... (more)
We Come Bearing Gifts. On Thursday, May 18, 2023, CSX/Pan Am Train PL-1 brought three gifts for the Railroad Museum of New England. MEC/BM 77 caboose flat and MEC/BM 249 a converted troop s... (more)
Reflecting On A Job Well Done. On the afternoon of Friday, September 9, 2022, Railroad Museum of New England/Naugatuck Railroad Freight (RMNE) NAUG 859 (née-NW 859, GP9, 6/1959) and NAUG 6... (more)
The Railroad Museum of New England's Santa Express, heading north out of Thomaston, on the first trip of the day.
The Autumn Colors Limited from the Railroad Museum of New England passing the Thomaston Dam.
Naugatuck Railroad GP9 859 on the rear of a fall excursion from the Railroad Museum of New England.
Naugatuck Railroad GP9 859, on the rear, heading to the Railroad Museum of New England for a day of fall foliage excursions.
Naugatuck Railroad GP9 859 passing under Reynolds Bridge in Thomaston.
Naugatuck 859 making its second trip of the day from Thomaston.
Naugatuck GP9 859 leading a fall foliage excursion from the Railroad Museum of New England.
Naugatuck Railroad's GP9 859 crossing the Naugatuck River.
