Maine Central train number 15, the Flying Yankee, is seen at Portland Maine in 1937. Otto Conrad Perry photo, my collection.

A pair of SW7's idle at the locomotive facilities in Bangor.

Painted Plow. Maine Central/MEC 70, a 1936 Russell Plow, will be the star of a night shoot at the Railroad Museum of New England on August 23, 2024. This piece of equipment was vandalized l... (more)

The SAPPI local is about to cross US 201 near Fairfield, Maine on a beautiful January morning. These "Rent a Wreck" engines do look pretty nice in proper lighting

Maine Central Alco S4 314 works the roads yard in the early morning on a fine summer day in 1978. Oh how I enjoyed the sound of that turbo 539 engine working the yard

Back in 1983, Mr. John M. Gould purchased a couple of my limited edition lithograph prints of my railroad paintings. This started up a friendship in which we traded slides and photographs for yea... (more)

August 31, 2023 marked the final day of operations over the Danvers and South Reading Industrial Tracks between Salem and Peabody, MA. The branches served Rousellot, the line's only customer, that... (more)

H06 passes a colorful barn in Beaver Damns.

Profile of Maine Central units in change of H06.

MEC Power in former CSX colors on the NS H06 passes the campground where my family spent Fathers Day weekend.

With what I have to believe is a first; The Corning Secondary hosts a MEC C40-8 in Pan Am Livery. NS H06 is departing Geneva after picking up interchange cut from the Finger Lakes Railroad.

Back to back buttheads on a local freight. I love it! And one in this B&M inspired scheme. Maine weather, not so much.

Maine Central GE U18B 409 rests at the roads Rigby yard at Portland in May 1976 These units were called the Independence Class and this one was named Ethan Allen as can be seen under the cab

Brilliant paint scheme on a brilliant day.

Maine Central's Beautiful Alco S4s 315 and 314 work the yard at Bangor On a Beautiful summer morning in July 1978