On a bitterly cold December morning, a WW&F Brakeman calls for his engine crew to back carefully over a switch in the Alna Center Yard. He has done his best to clean the freshly fallen snow and ... (more)

Dana Deering at the throttle with the morning's first freight, on the mainline at Alna Center. No 10 and her consist have just crested the hill of the steepest section, known as "the ladder" and ... (more)

Engineer Dana Deering ready to depart Sheepscot Station with the morning train. The museum's newly completed reproduction Headtide water tank can be seen in the background.

Longtime WW&F Ry engineer Robert Longo waits for brakeman Jonathan St Mary to line the south switch at Alna Center. Photo was taken during the '08 spring work weekend, from the cupola of caboose N... (more)

Merry "Victorian Christmas" from the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum! Frigid conditions can certainly make for some remarkable steam effects. Although the engineer was oiling aro... (more)

Victorian Christmas! A single-car WW&F passenger train races southbound over Humanson Trestle. Folks who are familiar with photos of WW&F Trains are perhaps used to seeing crewmembers lea... (more)

Victorian Christmas! The 0-4-4T Forney locomotives that were frequently used on Maine's 2-foot railroads were designed to run equally well forward or backward at the head of a train. In th... (more)

Victorian Christmas! Although the sun never gets very high in the December sky up in Maine, the afternoon temperatures did warm to a balmy 15 degrees, bringing lots of patrons out for the p... (more)

Merry Christmas from snowy Alna, Maine! Each year, on the Saturday before Christmas, the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum hosts an event called "Victorian Christmas" to t... (more)

2008 Victorian Christmas at the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Ry Museum. WW&F Ry No 10 leads coaches 8 and 3 through snowy Cockeye Curve.

A track crew working in the Maine wilderness pauses as a southbound freight passes them. Scene courtesy of the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum and Historic Transport Preserva... (more)

A local freight from Albion hauls the mail south through the Maine woods toward Wiscasset about 1920. Unlike most such scenes, this one didn't come from Grandpa's dusty attic. It's a real-life,... (more)

In the early 1900s, Maine's 2-foot railroads were expanding their lines to serve more and more rural communities. Here, a WW&F Forney engine switches a flat-load of railroad ties in Sheepscot Ya... (more)

Fall work weekend 2008 on the WW&F. This special night train was run purely for the enjoyment of the many hard working volunteers. The photo captures Dana Deering looking back into the darkness fo... (more)

A WW&F engine crew salutes their track crew colleagues as they approach Humanson Trestle on a cool fall morning.