Maine Central 501 - a 1910 built Alco 2-8-0 steam engine, which originally served the Maine Central Railroad. Since the 1980s the locomotive has been owned by the 470 Railroad Club and s... (more)

A rare morning run of the Notch train for PR crosses the Frankenstein Trestle.

A rare morning run of the Notch train for PR. Crosses the Willey Brook Trestle.

Late in the afternoon of August 11, Conway Scenic Railroad dispatched a special Notch Train for the purposes of a PR and Marketing trip. Led by CSRX GP35 216 and GP38 252, the full train consist ... (more)

The day's returning Notch Train hits a spot of sun in the mountainous terrain near Arethusa Falls.

"The Way It's Been in Bartlett" Conway Scenic GP7 number 573 runs around it's train, passing the old train order signal. I have a Maine Central book with an extremely similar shot fr... (more)

Through the roundhouse, the B&M F7A 4266 is illuminated at the Conway Scenic Railroad's North Conway terminal on August 4. The view is looking down the turntable and through Stall #1 of the Conwa... (more)

Using the props provided and the airborne approach, Conway Scenic's North Conway Station is a bustling place as train 20 has arrived in the station from Bartlett, NH with GP7 573. The #20 train i... (more)

On Sunday, August 4, Conway Scenic Railroad celebrated the 45th Anniversary of its first run, a run that was made in 1974 with Conway Scenic ex-CN 0-6-0 #7470. To commemorate the anniversary, Con... (more)

On Sunday, August 4, Conway Scenic Railroad celebrated the 45th Anniversary of its first run, a run that was made in 1974 with Conway Scenic ex-CN 0-6-0 #7470. To commemorate the anniversary, Con... (more)

Steam at Crawford's Notch. The cell phones come out among the hikers and other visitors to Crawford Notch State Park, as CN 7470 brings Conway Scenic's Notch Train into Crawford's Notch Sta... (more)

Charging west at 2nd Iron. With just a touch of blue sky showing through, Conway Scenic's big 0-6-0 charges across 2nd Iron Bridge, hauling her special passenger excursion toward a schedule... (more)

Playing through. Proper golf etiquette dictates that faster players be allowed to play through and it is arguable that right this second, Conway Scenic's big switcher #7470 is definitely th... (more)

Conway Scenic Railroad #573 prepares to run around it's excursion train after arriving in the small New Hampshire town of Bartlett.

After being out of service for over 4 years for a boiler inspection, Conway Scenic 7470 (ex-CN 0-6-0) is running once again in New Hampshire's White Mountains. To celebrate, Conway Scenic had 7470... (more)