Following the arrival of the second Believe in Books chartered North Pole Express train, Conway Scenic 0-6-0 #7470 switches out several cars before preparing to head back to the roundhouse for the... (more)

North Conway Station -The North Conway Station was built by the Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway Railroad in 1874, two years after the completion of the Conway Branch. The building was d... (more)

Conway Scenic 1751 (ex-CO GP9) shuffles around the small yard in Carroll, NH. 1751 is running a small work train consisting of a flatcar and a depressed flatcar with an excavator on it.

CSRX 7470 (ex-CN 0-6-0) leads a small photo freight through Hussey's Field in Conway, NH on the former B&M Conway Branch.

Conway Scenic Railroad's "Notch Train" travels eastbound on the fabled ex-Maine Central Mountain Division. Seen here rounding a railroad-known spot called Hangman's Curve. in addition ... (more)

Conway Scenic Railroad's "Notch Train" travels eastbound on the fabled ex-Maine Central Mountain Division. The mighty face of Mt. Willard looms in the background as peak autumn foliage ... (more)

The American Flag of the North Conway Fire Station hangs high with the morning Conrail Excursion Train waiting for its departure. A mother and young daughter are passing by on their way to the N... (more)

Conway Scenic 1751 (ex-C&O GP9) shuffles around the small yard at Crawford’s in Carroll, NH. 1751 is running a small work train consisting of a flatcar and a depressed flatcar with an excavator ... (more)

The Saturday, September 28 Conway Scenic Notch Train is seen on the approach to Crawford's Notch station with single GP35 #216 handling the duties. The foliage around Crawford's Notch was fairly ... (more)

The Saturday, September 28 Conway Scenic Valley Train #10, departing at 1030 hrs, is seen crossing the Moat Brook trestle on the approach to the new Densmore Orchards stop in North Conway, NH. CS... (more)

Conway Scenic's Valley Train running over Moat Brook.

Conway Scenic's Notch Train running over Willey Brook in a sea of colorful fall foliage.

Conway Scenic 252 (ex-MEC GP38-2) and 216 (ex-NW GP35) are at the tail end of a special with steam engine 7470 in the lead. The train passes through the rock cut at Gateway.

Bed time for 7470. The crew of CN 7470 prepare to return their locomotive to its stall in the historic North Conway Roundhouse, after a full day of railfan activities. The final act for 74... (more)

Setting out hoppers in Bartlett. One of the highlights of the first day of the Conway Scenic Railroad's Railfan Weekend was an opportunity to see steam locomotive CN 7470 doing what she was... (more)