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)

Using the props provided and the airborne approach, Conway Scenic's North Conway Station is a bustling place as train 20 has arrived in the station from Bartlett, NH with GP7 573. The #20 train i... (more)

Through the roundhouse, the B&M F7A 4266 is illuminated at the Conway Scenic Railroad's North Conway terminal on August 4. The view is looking down the turntable and through Stall #1 of the Conwa... (more)

Pulling in throttle from the departure from a water stop, the Mt. Washington Cog Railway steam locomotive #2 is putting on a show for as it digs in for the next leg of the trip up the 6,000 foot m... (more)

I'll Call This a Trainbow - After the last train ride of the day a seasonal worker, sporting a Ben & Jerry's tie-dye shirt, washes down this finely kept Climax 6 steam locomotive.

Maine Central 501 - a 1910 built Alco 2-8-0 steam engine, which originally served the Maine Central Railroad. Since the 1980s the locomotive has been owned by the 470 Railroad Club and s... (more)

A workhorse of the fleet CSRX 252 is seen parked in the yard with the highball signals and the Freight House both in view.

A loaded New Hampshire Northcoast sand train at the Ossipee Aggregates quarry, sand and gravel pits.

Reaching the Summit - The 6,288 ft summit of Mtn. Washington was mired in clouds all trip so this Summit was settled for. Originally #1 of the Green Mountain Cog Railway,... (more)

The Flying Yankee - Built for the MEC and B&M railroads in 1935, this interesting relic is now resting on property of the Hobo Railroad.

The morning Conway Excursion Train was looking rather typical with 573 in the lead. That was until out from the engine house puffed the railroad's premiere steam locomotive with tender forward. ... (more)

Number 5 is a Baldwin 2-4-2T 1906 built steam locomotive that was used for several decades as a logging engine in the mountains of New Hampshire. In the 1950's the Clark brothers began to rescue s... (more)

The afternoon Bartlett Valley Train on its return back to North Conway Station crosses the White Mountain Hwy. (Rt. 302).

The American Flag of the North Conway Fire Station hangs high with the morning Conrail Excursion Train waiting for its departure. A mother and young daughter are passing by on their way to the N... (more)

Gasoline Loco #2

Gas-Mechanical locomotive #2 was made at the Vulcan Iron Works of Wilkes-Barre, PA. It was probably originally powered with a Ford “Model T” automobile mo... (more)