Conway Scenic 216 waiting patiently for its turn to take tourists for scenic train trip .

252 just came to a stop and waiting for passengers to disembark.

Last train of the day pushing hard up the mountain.

Pan Am ran an extra train from Boston to Brunswick using a CSX F40 and a lone coach. The Dash 8 was on the point due to PTC requirements. The train was carrying CSX executives and is seen at Powde... (more)

Amtrak Downeaster 681 is seen heading through Exeter, NH on its trip from Boston, MA to Brunswick, ME with one of the 50th-anniversary heritage units on point.

NA-1 MEC 315 switches Hendrix Wire & Cable in Milford, NH on the rickety Hillsboro Branch yesterday afternoon. The crew pulled 2 empties and spotted 1 load before continuing to Wilton where they w... (more)

With the construction season well under way, the small Milford-Bennington Railroad comes back to life. Normally dormant in Winter, the sole purpose of this little railroad is run stone from a quar... (more)

At the moment, 3857 is the only unit in service on the NECR property to wear this scheme. Here, it leads the 601 local job south to Walpole, seen here passing Cornish, with a great crew too. 3845,... (more)

Train time up on the roof. The sun has gone for the day and the sky has begun to darken. A few stars begin to make their presence known. With the loss of the sun and a little wind, a di... (more)

A mountain EAST of Mt. Washington? After taking a few sunset photos on the west side of the summit of Mt. Washington, I wandered back over to the Cog Railway platform, which is on the east ... (more)

Approaching the summit. With just a few hundred yards to go, Mount Washington's Steam Locomotive #2 "Ammonoosuc" and her cherry red coach are entering the final curve on the line ... (more)

Golden Hour on "The Rock Pile". New Hampshire's Mt. Washington is sometimes referred to as "The Rock Pile", due to the rocky nature of its summit landscape. In this golden hour image, we ... (more)

Steamscape: Mt. Clay, Mt. Jefferson and the Great Gulf. The exhaust plume darkens as Fireman Mark "Cookie" Sodergren continues to shovel soft coal into the torch-like firebox of M... (more)

Railway above the clouds. About 30 minutes before sunset, Mt. Washington Railway Company Locomotive #2, "Ammonoosuc" and her cherry red coach emerge from a brightly lit undercast as they be... (more)

Negotiating Upper Waumbek Switch. When the Mt. Washington Cog Railway was originally constructed in 1869, and for roughly 7 decades afterward, the line was a single, 3.1 mile track. There ... (more)