A sold out train of tourists admire the gorgeous fall foliage throughout Crawford Notch as Conway Scenic Railroads 'Mountaineer' train makes its way across the Willey Brook Bridge, and back toward... (more)

No doubt one of the most unique railroad operations in the United States, the Mount Washington Cog Railway was a must hit on my recent vacation to the area. Seen here ascending toward the 6,300 fo... (more)

The "Deuce" makes her entrance. About 15 minutes before it's scheduled 8:30 AM departure, Engineer Joe Eggleston brings MWRC #2 "Ammonoosuc" and her coach to the platform at Marshfield Stat... (more)

The Westbound "Mountaineer" is seen snaking up the side of Crawford Notch. The train is about to pass The Gateway before arriving at Crawfords Station. They will then continue down to Fa... (more)

The Mountaineer is seen crossing the 1906 built, 400 foot long Willey Brook Bridge that spans the gap between Mount Willard and Mount Willey in Crawford Notch. As the second week of October begins... (more)

NA-1 comes to a stop at Winston RD stop protect an OOS crossing.

Conway Scenic Railroad's 'Mountaineer' departing Fabyans Station in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire on the return leg of its 58-mile round-trip excursion through the White Mountains via Crawford Notc... (more)

A Boston bound Downeaster slows for the stop at Durham-UNH The fall colors are starting to hit their peak here in early October in Southern New Hampshire

After crossing the ME/HN border, here is the FRA Extra on the SLR crossing the causeway on Reflection Pond with the NH mountains standing tall in the background.

Here is another picture of the first Mountaineer at The Gateway in Crawford Notch, NH.

June 27th, 2020 was the first run of the rebranded Notch Train into "The Mountaineer". This is a scenic passenger train that offers round trips between North Conway and Crawford Notch, N... (more)

The Valley Train to Bartlett is seen at Rogers Crossing, just outside Bartlett Village.

The Valley Train to Bartlett is seen passing through Glen.

The Conway Scenic 11:00 Valley Train is seen arriving in Conway Village. GP7 #573 was built in 1950 for the Maine Central Railroad.

New England Southern Railroad currently has no locomotives on the property because 2555 is getting maintenance done in Burlington, VT. VTR didn't send any power and there were incoming loads for 3... (more)