This odd beast was created from an REO Speedwagon bus. I believe its ancestry traces back to the Maine Central, but I'm not certain. The bell on the front is a nice touch!

NHN sets sail, heading across the Union Meadows in Wakefield, NH.

Change on the Mountain: On an overcast day in May 2008 a Mount Washington Cog Railway shop employee inspects Wajo Nanatasis, a John Deere build Diesel Cog locomotive. Since its start in the late 1... (more)

The newest addition to the Conway Scenic roster arrives at Conway.

It is 9:40 AM on a beautiful Sunday morning and Mt. Washington Cog Railway patrons are already queuing up to board the 10 AM train....or trains actually. It is the Columbus Day weekend and the l... (more)

New England most famous locomotive (other opinions welcome) arrives at Bartlett during Railfan's Weekend 2008.

Mt. Washington Cog Railway passengers watch with interest as their Engineer greases numerous fittings during a stop at Waumbek Tank. The locomotive depicted here is #9, which has been the subjec... (more)

Sand train heads to Dover

Light engines cross one of the three ponds in Milton.

NHN switching at Tri-City in North Rochester.

In a scene replete with contrasts, two Mt. Washington Railway trains pass each other just above the Waumbek Water Tank. Observe the impressive plumes from the smoke stack and sidestack exhaust o... (more)

When Vermont Rail System makes it to New Hampshire to deliver traffic... The VRS Bellows Falls local, symbol DASW, is seen returning light engine after dropping a cut of cars in North Walpole, NH ... (more)

NMED arriving in the yard at Dover for a setout. 508, 502, HLCX 6329, 305, and 643 were doing the hauling

Westbound about to duck under Perkins Rd. in Madbury, a popular location for local railfans. An unlucky raccoon lies between the rails.

Lost in the woods. After plowing the line to Notchland, CSRX 573 leans into the curve at MP 73 on its way back to North Conway.