3.1 miles of trestle. Mount Washington Railway Company Steam Locomotive #2 "Ammonoosuc" descends the wooden trestle on Cold Spring Hill, and will be bringing the 12 PM summit excu... (more)

Arriving at Marshfield Station. In this elevated view, we see Mt. Washington Railway #2 "Ammonoosuc" descending with her coach on the last few feet of track above the platform are... (more)

Steamscape: Cold Spring Hill. Amid a sea of fall colors, Mt. Washington Railway #2 claws its way up Cold Spring Hill with the noon-time steam trip, destined for the summit of the highest pe... (more)

Cog Railway Engineer Joe "Eggy" Eggleston. In all of my travels to steam railways over the past couple of decades, I can't say I've ever met anyone who loves his job as much as Joe Egglesto... (more)

Merry Christmas from Maine! On Saturday, December 17th, 2016, the WW&F Museum ran its 16th Annual Victorian Christmas celebration. This event features free train rides, visits to Santa Cl... (more)

Southbound to Sheepscot. With every piece of the WW&F Museum's passenger equipment trailing behind her, Locomotive #10 drifts through Cockeye Curve on the southbound run from Alna Center to... (more)

A brisk ride through the woods of Maine. Hauling every passenger-carrying conveyance the museum owns, WW&F #10 heads north toward Alna Center during the annual Victorian Christmas event. ... (more)

Victorian Christmas. This gentleman and his gorgeous team of Norwegian Fjord Horses have become regulars at the WW&F's annual Victorian Christmas event. Beginning around 11 AM, and continu... (more)

A sudden overflow from Ammonoosuc's tender tank is the indication her Fireman has been waiting for. She's full. The 700 gallon load will take her the rest of the way to the summit with e... (more)

Victorian Christmas! A single-car WW&F passenger train races southbound over Humanson Trestle. Folks who are familiar with photos of WW&F Trains are perhaps used to seeing crewmembers lea... (more)

During peak tourist seasons, the Mount Washington Cog Railway often adds sections to its hourly trains to accomodate the loads. In this shot, the B-Section of the noontime train fills its 700 ga... (more)

The beast has a name. WAJO NANATASIS, a Native American phrase meaning "Steam-Killer"...actually, they tell me it means "Mountain Hummingbird", but I think the former translation is a littl... (more)