IN LOVE . . . with abandoned railroads? As I explained in photo no. 435007, the "sulphite bridge" in Franklin, New Hamp... (more)

This is what happens when rails are subjected to intense heat. The "sulphite bridge" in Franklin, New Hampshire, is a wooden covered bridge structure typical to New England. It was built in 1896... (more)

Empty Coal Train leaves Bow, New Hampshire on its journey back to the coalfields of Pennsylvania.

Empty Coal Train passes through the south end of the Manchester yard heading back to Pennsylvania.

NA-1 departs the Manchester yard en route to Nashua.

NA-1 heads south across the Merrimack River back to Nashua.

While on a railfan trip to New England we stumbled across this Boston & Maine SW-1. I believe this to be in Manchester New Hampshire but never took notes because "I'll always remember where that i... (more)

NA-1 on it's return trip to Nashua.

Empty Coal Train passing through Merrimack, NH back to Pennsylvania.

YR-1 (St Johnsbury, VT to Portland, ME) is pictured at Fabyan, New Hampshire. U18B #408 (Battle of the Bagaduce), is in the company of GP38-2s 256 & 251. The tracks crossing in front of YR-1 are t... (more)

Vermont Rail System has traded out CEFX (CIT) SD9043MACs, sending the CEFX 130 north to CAD in Lachine, Quebec, while in turn receiving the CEFX 105 FROM Lachine this week. The CEFX 105 in fresh ... (more)

Empty Coal Train running long hood forward.

The lower double tracks in mid switch on the Mount Washington Cog Railway

The steam cog heads out for the first trip of the morning up Mt. Washington

A New England Central Herzog ballast train takes the Walpole siding to allow Amtrak's Vermonter to pass. In the foreground is a new switch waiting to be installed as part of the HSR upgrades on t... (more)