A leased GP40 in pre-G&W St. Lawrence & Atlantic yellow leads Pan Am's POWA across Route 17 and past the now out of business Maranacook Market in Readfield.

Looking down from the Tim Hortin's parking lot, MABA winds through Bangor. Once the site of a major Maine Central yard, today only a single track remains in the downtown Bangor waterfront area. In... (more)

Following a sadly predictable pattern in Maine over the last several years, pulp mill Old Town Fuel & Fiber has been shut down indefinitely. This means the loss of 180 jobs as well as one of Pan A... (more)

A pair of Central Maine & Quebec Railway SD40-2 leasers roll by the old station at Jackman on the former CP / Iron Road / MMA Moosehead Sub.

AMTK 406 - The Phase III Heritage Unit - rests just east of the Portland Transportation Center in a nice late April morning.

A moody Mother Nature brightened up just in time for Pan Am's NMWA as the westbound sounded off for Snakeroot Road in Pittsfield, Maine on August 16, 2014.

Running solo on August 12, 2014, Central Maine & Quebec 2003 was in charge of train #211 as it crossed Marsh Stream from Frankfort into Winterport, Maine. It's been nice seeing the B23-7s back do... (more)

Having waited hours along the shoreline in Searsport, Maine for Central Maine & Quebec's job #211 to finish switching customers, we ended up in the opposite surroundings of Mosquito Mountain at th... (more)

About half way from Rumford to Rileys, Pan Am Railways RUPO curves through the brushy fields of Canton, Maine with high hood GP40 370 leading.

RUPO crosses the Fore River with a decent length train, stretching around the curve and below the overpass on the left. This view has only recently been possible since the old Alt Route 1 Veteran'... (more)

MEC 500 GP40-2L(W) waits just beyond the transfer table on a beautiful late-summer New England day. I believe this was the same unit I rode while conducting a safety inspection when I was with th... (more)

"The Mid-Coast Limited" heading to Wiscasset, Bath and Brunswick

Maine Northern southbound out of Oakfield crosses the East Branch of the Penobscot River at Grindstone.

"Lobster City Express" for the Maine Lobster Festival at Rockland

A view of the City Point Central Railroad Museum by moonlight taken at about 1AM. Located on a private siding at MP 2.5 on the 33-mile grade of the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad. The 70-Ton GE... (more)