Queen of the fleet. The regular power on the White Mountain Central Railroad's hourly passenger trains is a rare 50-ton Climax Locomotive, seen here just after entry into "Wolfman Territory... (more)

A pint-size Porter. White Mountain Central's tiny Porter #1 kicks off the 2014 celebration of "Railroad Days", leading the early morning parade of trains up the mile and a half mountain rai... (more)

One of two ALCO locomotives owned by the Hobo Railroad, shoves the 3PM train back to the depot after a successful excursion.

PLRR Alco S1 #958 leads the 3:00 PM train out of Lincoln.

Santa waves to the photographer as the Santa Express train arrives back in Lincoln after another fun filled trip for the children aboard.

A pair of the Hobo Railroad's Alco switchers depart Lincoln with the Santa Express train. Locomotive #959 is a 1949 Alco S1 that served the Maine Central. Locomotive #1186 is a 1949 Alco S3 that s... (more)

Ben Clark, president of the Hobo Railroad, takes a break during the night photo session during White Mountains Railfest sponsored by the Flying Yankee Restoration Group. Mr. Clark was engineer dur... (more)

Over The River And Through The Woods, literally. In the attraction's early years, the owners of Clark's Trading Post discovered a Howe Covered Truss bridge in Vermont. After being ... (more)

Half Covered Wagon, Half RDC. New Haven's five-unit Roger Williams trainset was built by Budd. The three center units were essentially off-the-shelf RDCs, but the two end un... (more)

Logging Lokie. The former East Branch & Lincoln Baldwin 2-4-2 #5 sits in front of Clark's Trading Post, a roadside attraction w... (more)

An Odd Beast. WMC broke out the REO Speedwagon Railbus for the Flying Yankee Restoration Group's White Mountain Railfest. After a f... (more)

In the 1950s, the owners of Clark's Trading Post built a short rail line on their property in North Woodstock, NH and began rescuing steam locomotives from the scrap heap. Over the years, their W... (more)

One of the hidden gems in the collection of the White Mountain Central Railroad is this rare, standard gauge railbus. Originally built by the REO Motorcar Company in 1929 as a city bus, s... (more)

There's still a little light on the horizon, as the White Mountain Railfest night photo shoot begins with S1 1186.