B&SR 7 and WW&F 9 doubleheader's through the Maine woods at MP6

Bridgton & Saco River Railroad 7 and Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington 9 doublehead through the woods of Maine between Sheepscott and Alna Center

Maine Narrow Gauge and the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington partnered to operate two Photographers Specials using the combined museums locomotives and cars. 4 of the engines posed at the WW&F's t... (more)

All together for the first time! Here's a "family portrait" of all 5 surviving locomotives from Maine's historic, 2-foot, common carrier railroads. Although our event was dubbed ... (more)

One last sunny run-by at MP6. Milepost 6 is arguably one of the best photo locations at the WW&F Museum. There are at least three completely different shots you can take in this stretch, d... (more)

A 2-Foot, 3-Way Meet at Top of the Mountain. Trains representing 3 of Maine's historic, 2-foot gauge, common carrier railroads meet in a winter wonderland at Top of the Mountain, at the WW&... (more)

SR&RL #6 Returns after 96 years! Just an hour or so before sunset, WW&F Locomotive #9, sits dressed as her former self, Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes #6, posing for photographs while sitting... (more)

A very busy Sheepscot Yard. The crew of Bridgton & Saco River #7 holds one of the shop tracks as the crews of other locomotives switch cars behind them on the main. Our Saturday night phot... (more)

The "Mega-train". With just about every roadable freight and passenger car from the combined collections of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum, and the WW&F Museum, ... (more)

Cold soldiers.... Monson Railroad Locomotive #4 and Bridgton & Saco River Railroad #8 sit on turntable leads in the Sheepscot Yard for the Maine 2-Foot Grand Reunion Event. Both locomotive... (more)

Bound for Wiscasset. With Engineman Roger Whitney at the throttle, WW&F Locomotive #9 charges south past Milepost 6 with a mixed train bound for the seacoast village of Wiscasset. On the ... (more)

Monson Railroad #3....the Little Engine That Could. Although the beefy B&SR #7 and the elegant WW&F #9 probably garnered the most attention at the 2020 Grand Reunion event, this little engi... (more)

Double-heading at Albee's Farm. B&SR #7 and WW&F #9 combine to haul the longest train ever put together at the 30-year old WW&F Museum as they haul just about every freight car and coach in... (more)

crossing human brook trestle

Runaround at T.O.M. At the WW&F Museum, the letters T.O.M. mean Top of the Mountain. At one time, this was the end of the museum's track, and it's still the turning point for the regular e... (more)