WW&F Trainmen Jonathan St. Mary (left) and John Roberts (right) bring the museum's excursion train to the Sheepscot platform to begin the annual Victorian Christmas event. In the distance, Firem... (more)

WW&F No.10 with a trainful of merry passengers drifts across Humason Trestle, and the icy brook below. This year's Victorian Christmas event takes place Saturday, December 18th, 2010. Wish for sno... (more)

WW&F No.10 hauls an Easter photographer's special past Rosewood Crossing. Special thanks to fireman Joe Fox, for providing the extra smoke! www.wwfry.org

This lumber was manufactured into wooden spools that utility companies would wrap wire on prior to intallation overhead poles. (Ed: later many would be recycled into coffee-table use, from person... (more)

WW&F Ry No 10 poses in the morning light, before crossing Humason Trestle and continuing south to Sheepscot Station. The occaision was the museum's annual Easter event, which is also the first ste... (more)

In between the hourly trains, the WW&F Museum's little 2-Foot Hand Car has become a major source of enjoyment for some of the younger patrons. The diminutive size of the narrow gauge equipment m... (more)

The Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum's annual Easter Photo Freight charges southbound across Humanson Brook Trestle on its way back to Sheepscot Station. While Humanson Brook doe... (more)

The show must go on. Veteran conductor Dwight Winkley gives the "stretch" signal to engineer Robert Longo, during a July cloudburst.

Engineer Dana Deering and the day's fireman James Patten, roll into Alna Center after cresting the steepest hill on the WW&F -known as "the ladder."

Two foot to Wiscasset! If you want postcard pictures of the two-foot freight trains that once represented the lifelines of Maine's rural communities, there is only one place you can go. ... (more)

Spring steam! on the WW&F Ry -- No 10 with a two car photo freight consist, crosses Humason Brook Trestle heading for Sheepscot Mills. This last minute addition to the Easter event schedule took p... (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)

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)

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)