On a gorgeous yet frigged January day, four photographers find themselves in downeast Maine along Maine Eastern’s Rockland Branch to shoot MERR GP9 764 lead a freight from Rockland to Brunswick ... (more)

MABA rolls through Vezie after a snow storm, MEC 505 is trailing. Notice the blue bell with gold stars.

Running with a short train today the MABA plows threw 12 inches of fresh snow

511, 380, 507

A 2 ft. gauge Henschel Tank Locomotive pulls an hourly train ride at Maine's Boothbay Railway Village. This unique museum displays the history of rural Maine from the 1800s through the early 190... (more)

Over the river... After making a station stop in Bath, Maine Eastern FL9 emerges from the Kennebec River bridge and crosses Route 127 in Woolwich. The roadway above used to carry Route 1, b... (more)

Maine Eastern Plow Extra 764 East cruises across the causeway at Wiscasset, Maine on January 17, 2008. In the distance looms Tucker Castle.

With Pan Am GP40-2 511 leading the way, GRS train NMED passes a frozen bog at Readfield, Maine on January 12, 2008.

NMED crawls out of the fog as it climbs the grade out of Waterville yard. The 511 is one of two units repainted for Pan Am.

Maine Eastern 764 heads west with 11 cars in tow destined for the Guilford interchange in Brunswick, Maine on December 26, 2007. Its seen here crossing the fill at Wiscasset in the late afternoon ... (more)

MD-1 enters Oakland at the Oak Street crossing at 1425. GP9 51 will run around its cars at CPF 119 and then head to Waterville.

It is difficult to find a scene in 2007 that looks more "branchliney" than fifty-year old GP9 51 SLOWLY bringing today's loads from Madison paper through picturesque Norridgewock, ME.

GP40-2W 516 leads the NMED past an old MEC close clearance sign resembling a crossbuck at the west end of the Rumford Jct. passing track. The train is passing under Danville Corner Road and will ... (more)

Up early and off to work with 70 cars behind them, BAR Geep 38s look great in orange and grey.

Pan Am or GRS GP9 #51 eases MD2, the Madison Job, over the bridge at Norridgewock at 5mph.