NECR 500 rolls through the snow in late April. The snow makes a nice contrast to the trees as they begin to bud and leafs pop out

New England Central 4049 leads the Abbeville and Grimes chip job .

NECR 4049 leads the Abbeville and Grimes job back south with all loaded woodchip hoppers from the mills near Capps and Abbeville.

I had one foot in Vermont and the other standing in the waters of the Connecticut River in New Hampshire when I snapped this northbound 323 in the last rays of light on the last day of April. An S... (more)

NECR 500 crosses the Winooski River in Burlington VT on a cool fall morning.

New England Central caboose 4044 is used as a shoving platform when the wood chip train backs up or "shoves" from Fonda Jct to the loading facility in Swanton.

The northbound NECR chip train crosses the Lamoille River at South Georgia, VT. NECR 2151, BPRR 3000

The NECR 3040 crosses over the White River while heading back for White River Junction.

The NECR 3040 heads east down the Bethel siding track during the train run-around move before returning to WRJ. In the background is the Green Mountain Feed plant, one of only 2 railroad served in... (more)

The NECR 600 local rests on the trestle as the crew prepares to run around their train of two picked-up cars before returning to WRJ.

The NECR 600 local from White River Junction heads east for WRJ after a pickup in downtown Bethel, VT

The NECR 600 local flies across the frozen White River en route back to White River Junction after a drop in Bethel, VT

New England Central 3859 is a long way from home as it idles at the Dallas, Garland and Northeastern Railroad yard in Carrollton, Texas.

Two SD40M-2s team up with newly acquired GP38-2 #2168 to bring the NECR 611 south to Palmer, MA from Brattleboro, VT. East Northfield is the interlocking that controls the junction between the NEC... (more)

After dropping a car and picking up two others, the Conductor of NECR southbound 611 lines the hand-thrown derail for the siding. Temperatures on this day were 3°F with windchills around -10°F. Th... (more)