Ex- B&M 4266 and MEC 573 lead a freight train upgrade in Intervale, NH as a part of Conway Scenic Railfan Weekend. A careful observer will notice a speeder down the line following the freight trai... (more)

Night shoot by Fred Jones and John Tully during the 2018 CSRR Railfan Weekend.

Rarely used GP18 #1801 with two GP38-2 get ready to leave the Ossipee Pit with the second half of their train.

Hobo Railroad #1921, nee GN #1921, awaits its next assignment.

Hobo Railroad passenger train returns to Lincoln after a morning excursion.

The first passenger train to the diamond in Whitefield in 25 years gets the highball with 252 on the point.

On August 6, the New England Central Railroad GP38 3850 was seen with the Federal Railroad Administration geometry train in tow as it crossed from Windsor, Vermont into Cornish, New Hampshire, ove... (more)

Claremont & Concord #18 eases a single box car down the steep grade into Coy Paper... a move that was the slightest bit extra challenging on this icy morning.

Claremont & Concord #18 eases a single box car down the steep grade into Coy Paper to perform a setout.

The Mon-Thur sand train to Boston rumbles passed the Boston & Maine station in Exeter. The station is still in use today but the focus is on delivering pizzas on time rather than passenger service... (more)

Don't adjust your screen, this is not an HO model. Conway Scenic Railway's Notch Train is seen on the approach to the Crawford's Notch station with CSRX GP38 252 leading the train in long-hood fo... (more)

An impressive display is put on by the little engine number 9 on the Mount Washington Cog Railway as it ascends the namesake mountain in New Hampshire on July 12.

The Conway Scenic 'Notch Train' on July 12 is seen getting ready to depart the Crawford Notch depot with former Maine Central GP38 252 looking right at home as Conway Scenic's #252.

The Mount Washington Cog Railway 1430 hrs steam trip begins the climb of 25-37% grades to the top of the namesake mountain. The Cog Railway #9, named the Waumbek, was built in 1908 and named for ... (more)

The Mount Washington Cog Railway 1430 hrs steam trip put on an impressive show as it ascended the mountain and 25-37% grades to the top of the namesake mountain. The Cog Railway #9, named the Wau... (more)