New England Central Railroad’s 611 crew is aboard the St. Albans to Brattleboro train 324 as it crosses from Windsor, VT to Cornish, NH with some of the substantial weekend ice jams still remainin... (more)

This 1934 Orenstein & Koppel 0-4-0T was built in Germany for use in a cement company. Imported to the US after WWII it wound up at the Loon Mountain ski area. It is normally only in operation... (more)

Top Ten of 2017. With 2017 in the books, here's a look back at my Top 10 favorite shots from the past year.
9. Labor Day weekend 2017 was spent in the White Mountains of Ne... (more)

New England Central Railroad’s St. Albans, Vermont to Palmer, Massachusetts train 324/611-05 is seen crossing the Sugar River Trestle in Claremont, NH, with Vernont’s Mt. Ascutney looming under sn... (more)

A New England rail tradition for many years was the February snow train excursion over the Boston & Maine between Boston and North Conway, NH, that was sponsored by the Boston chapter of the Railr... (more)

Jingle all the way! Not seen in the still photos but on my video is the horns being played to the tune of Jingle Bells, as Amtrak’s Christmas Day Vermonter train 57-25 uses track speed! Seen at ... (more)

Jingle all the way! Not seen in the still photos but on my video is the horns being played to the tune of Jingle Bells, as Amtrak’s Christmas Day Vermonter train 57-25 uses track speed! Seen at ... (more)

Amtrak "Downeaster" 692 flies by Newton Junction with AMT Phase III heritage 406 leading. It's nice to see Amtrak employees keep the Downeaster-only tradition of wearing a wreath on the nose duri... (more)

Amtrak’s Vermonter crossing from Vermont into New Hampshire at Windsor, VT/Cornish, NH. In the background is the 1866-built 450-foot Cornish–Windsor Covered Bridge, listed as the longest wooden c... (more)

With the short days of winter really starting to set in, POED has usually been running under darkness in my parts. However, driving a little ways would increase my chances of better light, so whe... (more)

Southbound Amtrak Vermonter train #55 is seen crossing the Sugar River trestle at Claremont, NH, with Amtrak P42 #184 leading the 5-Car Train.

With its rotten plywood shelter removed the Flying Yankee waits in the fall sun. Leica M3, Fiji Acros 100.

The Wolfeboro Railroad was an excursion line that from 1972 to 1985 operated the former Boston & Maine branch between Sanbornville and Wolfeboro, NH. In the line's final summer of operation, the W... (more)

With Mt Washington keeping a close eye on the valley, Conway scenic's Budd car rounds the bend on the former Maine central mountain division for a Rail fan weekend Extra run to Soap stone

One of the last two wigwag crossing signals on the Boston & Maine was located at Sanbornville, NH, on the Conway branch. On this summer day it was activated by train DO-1, the Dover-Ossipee (NH) g... (more)