Returning to Brooks from Burnham on a Brooks Preservation Society excursion, 53 has run around the train and is now passing by Spanky's Pizza in Unity.

Crossing the Passagassawakeag River.

50 leads this Brooks Preservation Society excursion back to Belfast from Brooks.

A Brooks Preservation Society train with BML 50 leading passes through some nice rural country in Brooks.

People waiting in line for lobster rolls at Red's Eats turn around to watch the passenger train roll by. As you can see, traffic on Route 1 in the Wiscasset area really builds up this time of year... (more)

Despite her rollsign, Dallas car 434 will never again go downtown. Rather, she'll make the run between the visitor center and turning loop. On this warm March afternoon, 434 was being used for m... (more)

Drifting downgrade off Cockeye Curve, the WW&F's little 12-tonner brings a pair of coaches south toward Sheepscot Station. Although much of the east coast was experiencing a snowstorm this day, ... (more)

Approaching the Wiscasset stop

Few steam tourist lines enjoy beautiful waterfront views along their entire length. Such is the case with the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum. The line's 1.5 mile track follows the ol... (more)

Victorian Christmas! A single-car WW&F passenger train races southbound over Humanson Trestle. Folks who are familiar with photos of WW&F Trains are perhaps used to seeing crewmembers lea... (more)

2008 Victorian Christmas at the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Ry Museum. WW&F Ry No 10 leads coaches 8 and 3 through snowy Cockeye Curve.

The littlest pan. With the sun back out after a midday shower, a mad scramble was made to get some more runbys in before the sun set. The open field just north of the Alna Center station an... (more)

Car 631 was built by New York's Third Avenue Railway System in 1939 and served the Big Apple until after World War II. Then, under the Marshall Plan, she was sent to Austria, where she served in ... (more)

The Trainman uncouples the consist from WW&F Locomotive #10 as she prepares to run around her train at Sheepscot Station in Alna, Maine. WW&F locomotives typically run in reverse while northboun... (more)

A late afternoon train rolls past a small pond on the way back to the Sheepscot station.