#7470 wakes up for the last time before her FRA mandated boiler stripdown.

CN #7470, the crown jewel of the Conway Scenic RR since its 1974 opening, leads a photo charter back towards North Conway. This is the last trip the locomotive will run before the locomotive's FR... (more)

enveloped in a cloud of steam, #7470 shoves hard on her train reversing for the second run-by.

#7470 makes light work of her 6 car train coasting through the sleepy town of Bartlett,NH.

On run-by two of three CN #7470 puts on a great show in Notchland,NH. One more run-by and she'll lead her last train to North Conway for quite some time.

The third diesel powered streamliner in North America was built jointly by the Budd Company and Electro-Motive Corporation for the Maine Central and Boston and Maine Railroads. Pictured here on a ... (more)

Fireman "Cookie" looks over the finish line at the top of Mt. Washington. A biker who finished the race joins his family as well.

Central Vermont through freight 491 getting under way on a fine spring day at North Walpole, NH. The train has just done work at the Boston and Maine interchange. During the years of Canadian Nati... (more)

#216 leads the Notch Train as they near Bartlett Depot.

#216 leads the Notch Train under Route 302 on an excellent Sunday afternoon.

The Notch Train takes a stop at Glen to make a passenger pickup, and then they will continue their journey to Fabyans.

Canadian National 7470 is about to perform some switching, but first the crew has to do some final briefing before beginning. This photo session was during Conway Scenic's "Railfans' Weekend" ... (more)

CSRX 252 (an ex-Maine Central GP38) is working in front of the North Conway Station on day two of the Railfans Weekend.

The end of the 2014 Fall Foliage tourist trains on the Vermont Rail System was marked this evening by the return of the Alco RS-1-powered train's return to its winter location in North Walpole, Ne... (more)

Conway Scenic's Notch Train--led by former Maine Central GP38 #252--heads through "The Girders" as it begins its descent through Crawford Notch.