Many people are gathered across the Sawyer River to see the Conway Scenic Railroad's 2023 MBRRE Special as it crosses over the 4th Iron westbound.

A 470 Railroad Club excursion rolls past Hussey's Field in Conway with 4266 and 4268 on the Conway Scenic Railroad.

The Conway Scenic Snow Train with a disappointing leader passes north past the Glen Station as the snow turns into rain.

4266 and 4268 are seen descending the grade here at the Frankenstein Trestle. The two veteran B&M F7s, now owned by the 470 Railroad club, are in the lead of the club's annual excursion on the Con... (more)

Conway 252 and 255 are seen on the rear of a 470 Railroad Club special that ran between North Conway, Conway, and Fabyan's. Both the 252 and 255 are original Maine Central GP38s and are running on... (more)

The 1 pm Santa's Holiday Express is seen at Quint running from North Conway to Conway on a dreary Sunday. Former Maine Central 255 is leading the sold-out train East.

The 11 am Santa's Holiday Express is seen arriving back in North Conway where it will make a quick turn before heading out for another trip.

Conway Scenic Railroad's former MEC GP7, which still retains an MEC paint job sits on display on a snowy day.

Several units and cars surround the turntable in North Conway

Conway Scenic #255 shoves on the rear of the 470 club excursion at Frankenstein trestle along the former Maine Central mountain division.

Conway Scenic's Mountaineer train approaches Crawford Notch.

The "Mountaineer" is seen returning to North Conway from Fabyan Station and is crossing the 520' Frankenstien Trestle. The trestle and nearby cliffs are named for Godfrey Frankenstein, a... (more)

The "Mountaineer" is seen departing Fabyan with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The "Mountaineer" is seen heading into Fabyan passing the Bretton Woods shanty with both of the railroad's former Maine Central GP38s on the train.

The Westbound "Mountaineer" is seen just after crossing the 520' long Frankenstein Trestle as it climbs the two percent grade up Crawford Notch. The trestle and cliffs above it were name... (more)