Having returned from the 470 Railroad Club's annual excursion to Crawford Notch and back, their two Boston & Maine EMD F7As, #4266 and #4268, and their freshly-restored Boston & Maine GP9, #1741, ... (more)

Runby at Crawfords.

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Intervale passing the L.A. Drew Corporation on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. They are just a f... (more)

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Aresthusa Falls on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. The 470 Club owns the trio of authentic B&M p... (more)

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Crawford Depot on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. The 470 Club owns the trio of authentic B&M po... (more)

The annual 470 RR Club Excursion climbs the grade just shy of MP 62 in Intervale, NH. 4266, 1741, and 4268 are leading the train east back to North Conway. After a cloudy day in the notch, Mount W... (more)

F7 4266, GP9 1741, and F7 4268 lead the annual 470 Railroad Club Excursion down the Mountain Division at the Willey Brook Trestle in Hart's Location, NH on the Conway Scenic Railroad. This was the... (more)

After a successful trip into Crawford Notch, the trio of former Boston & Maine locomotives rest in the golden hour light at North Conway, NH. These locomotives are maintained by the 470 Railroad C... (more)

The Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts organized a special trip on the Conway Scenic Railroad utilizing the 470 Club's two beautifully restored Boston and Maine F7A's. The trip was dubbed &quo... (more)

Led by F7s 4266 and 4268, a 470 Railroad Club special passes the old Glen Jackson train station in Bartlett, NH. The special is bound for North Conway after making the trip up the Mountain Subdivi... (more)

The 470 Railroad Club's annual excursion snakes through the Gateway in Crawford Notch State Park in Carroll, NH. Leading the train is the 470's own former B&M F7s 4266 and 4268. The train is on it... (more)

4266 and 4268 are seen descending the grade here at the Frankenstein Trestle. The two veteran B&M F7s, now owned by the 470 Railroad club, are in the lead of the club's annual excursion on the Con... (more)

Boston & Maine painted F's on the former B&M Conway branch look right at home crossing Moat Brook bound for Fayban.

Boston & Maine #4266 leads the 470 club excursion across the famous Willey Brook trestle en route to North Conway.

Boston & Maine #4266 leads the 470 club excursion into North Conway on a beautiful afternoon.