3 Blue SD40-2's lean into the curve at Rockingham Junction NH.

The engineer of #9 strikes a pose just before the assault on Mt. Washington.

Making only their second run since the Irene flooding impacted the interchange capabilities at White River Junction, VT, the Claremont Concord Railroad Alco S4 104 is pulling into the West Lebanon... (more)

Making only their second run since the Irene flooding impacted the interchange capabilities at White River Junction, VT, the Claremont Concord Railroad Alco S4 104 heads across the Connecticut Riv... (more)

Claremont and Concord GE 70 Tonner #9 ambles along the Sugar River eastward out of Claremont to serve Newport, New Hampshire and end of the line to Concord. The empty AMOX tank, picked up a few mi... (more)

SLR 3004 wearing a disappearing paint scheme now that G&W owns the road, leads 393 past the ex-Grand Trunk/B&M station in Groveton at 04:16. This was a rare opportunity to combine flash lighting w... (more)

All The Way. After 26 years in operation, Conway Scenic finally ran a steam locomotive all the way to their outside connection at Hazens. Steam had not led a train here since the m... (more)

Claremont and Concord GE 44 Tonner 18 on the City job enters Claremont Yard to pick up cars, brought up from Claremont Jct. by the Newport job . Freight engine footboards and riding them were not ... (more)

The #9 Waumbek makes the only steam run of the day to the top of Mt. Washington. The sun glints off the track highlighting the steep climb to the summit.

Going Up. Two of the Mount Washington Cog Railway's locomotives sit at the bottom of the hill, waiting to ascend into the clouds that hover somewhere around the timber line. It was... (more)

DITCHED, part 6: THE DAMAGE. Work crews bend and lean to view the damage to the locomotive they just pulled from the ditch. The locomotive eventually went to the Hobo Railroad in... (more)

An early morning departure from the Mt. Washington base station, from when steam still ruled the mountain.

Off Kilter. No, this not a case of Horizon Unlevel. #9 was built in 1908 by Alco in Manchester with cab and boiler at an angle. On the flanks of Mount Washington, where the grade ... (more)

In the shadow of her own dark plume, the Mount Washington Railway Company's Locomotive #10, "Kroflite" takes the B-Section of the 9AM excursion up Cold Spring Hill on a chilly fall morning.... (more)

Steam Lives on the Cog! For the most part, steam has disappeared from the Mt. Washington Cog for 2 exceptions: the early morning excursion and special trips. Today, the MBRRE is taking the ... (more)