488 passes Bath Iron Works. Originally opened in 1884, BIW is a shipyard on the Kennebec in Bath that mostly builds vessels for the navy. Note the destroyer under construction in the distance. ... (more)

Nothings screams Brunswick more than the First Parish Church. Established in 1717, it was the church of writer Harriet Beecher Stowe and Civil War General Joshua Chamberlain; I'd argue that it's ... (more)

Bath Heritage Days is a popular four day festival for the 4th of July weekend that includes a carnival, live music, and fireworks. Looking down from the Route 1 bridge, Maine Eastern's evening wes... (more)

Now there's a backyard with a nice view! 488 and this westbound passenger train are seen leaving Wiscasset Station from Fore Street.

The afternoon westbound passenger train is passing by a rock cut a little west of the downtown and residential sections of Bath.

The first ever passenger train into the new Maine Street Station in Brunswick is this Mother's Day Special. The station is already the home of several local businesses and it is proposed that whe... (more)

Trailing the consist

Two down, forty to go... About 20 minutes after departing Brunswick, Maine Eastern's morning eastbound, led by two former Amtrak FL9s (488 and 489), vaults over a serene New Meadows River o... (more)

Looking like a scene from a Hitchcock movie, Maine Eastern's evening train crosses Sheepscot Bay on it's way back to Brunswick.

Maine Eastern's gorgeous FL9's skirt Sheepscot Bay at sundown on a summer evening.

Maine Eastern 488 has returned to New Jersey. The M&E plans to assign the classic cab unit to the Whippany Railway Museum's Santa Claus trains during the next few weekends.

You never know what surprises you can find on the local. Today NS local H65 brought in a Maine Eastern FL9 for interchange with HO2. In this photo ME 488 sits quitely on a siding in Washington Y... (more)

M&E FL9 488 and 489 power a special passenger train.