Bed time for 7470. The crew of CN 7470 prepare to return their locomotive to its stall in the historic North Conway Roundhouse, after a full day of railfan activities. The final act for 74... (more)

CSRX 7470 (ex-CN 0-6-0) leads a small photo freight through Hussey's Field in Conway, NH on the former B&M Conway Branch.

Boston and Maine 4266 (F7A) is right at home as it travels southward on Conway Scenic's ex-B&M Conway Branch, crossing over Moat Brook in Conway, NH.

On August 29, the St. Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad's northbound train 393 is seen passing the Gorham, New Hampshire Depot, originally built by the Grand Trunk Railroad, as the SLR train heads nort... (more)

Pan Am’s OCS made its first trip over the Portsmouth Branch. During this morning they made their way down the branch as they cross the Great Bay and head west to East Deerfield, MA

A rare morning run of the Notch train for PR. Crosses the Willey Brook Trestle.

A rare morning run of the Notch train for PR crosses the Frankenstein Trestle.

Late in the afternoon of August 11, Conway Scenic Railroad dispatched a special Notch Train for the purposes of a PR and Marketing trip. Led by CSRX GP35 216 and GP38 252, the full train consist ... (more)

After the crew ran out of hours on the outskirts of Concord, a couple railfans and I had an impromptu photo shoot with the wide-cab geep.

The day's returning Notch Train hits a spot of sun in the mountainous terrain near Arethusa Falls.

A quick drone flight presented a great view of Conway Scenic's Notch Train descending the famed Notch.

"The Way It's Been in Bartlett" Conway Scenic GP7 number 573 runs around it's train, passing the old train order signal. I have a Maine Central book with an extremely similar shot fr... (more)

On Sunday, August 4, Conway Scenic Railroad celebrated the 45th Anniversary of its first run, a run that was made in 1974 with Conway Scenic ex-CN 0-6-0 #7470. To commemorate the anniversary, Con... (more)

On Sunday, August 4, Conway Scenic Railroad celebrated the 45th Anniversary of its first run, a run that was made in 1974 with Conway Scenic ex-CN 0-6-0 #7470. To commemorate the anniversary, Con... (more)

On Sunday, August 4, the Mt. Washington Cog Railway, celebrating it's 150th year of operation, employs the 1875-built cog steam locomotive, #2, the Ammonoosuc, for the first trip of the day. The ... (more)