On a beautiful Fall morning, the Milford-Bennington crew passes the small hydro-electric plant in Wilton, NH on their way South with 10 loads of stone in tow. This is the crew's second run of the ... (more)

On a beautiful Fall morning, the Milford-Bennington crew crosses the intersection of Burnt Hills Rd and Mill St heading Southbound with 10 loads of stone in tow. This is the crew's second run of t... (more)

With the construction season well under way, the small Milford-Bennington Railroad comes back to life. Normally dormant in Winter, the sole purpose of this little railroad is run stone from a quar... (more)

Milford-Bennington Railroad's SW9 #901 leads its loaded stone train south past the former depot in Wilton, NH.

Milford-Bennington Railroad's SW9 #901 pops out of the shadows as it leads its loaded stone train south through Wilton, NH.

Milford-Bennington Railroad's SW9 #901 leads its loaded stone train south across the Souhegan River in Milford, NH on its first of two round trips of the day.

The Milford-Bennington Railroad is a shortline in Southern New Hampshire. The line's sole purpose is to haul stone from a quarry in South Lyndenboro to Granite State Concrete in Milford. The train... (more)

The Milford-Bennington Railroad is a shortline in Southern New Hampshire. The line's sole purpose is to haul stone from a quarry in South Lyndenboro to Granite State Concrete in Milford. The train... (more)

The Milford-Bennington Railroad is a shortline in Southern New Hampshire. The line's sole purpose is to haul stone from a quarry in South Lyndenboro to Granite State Concrete in Milford. The train... (more)

M&B 901 heads light back to Milford for the last move of the year.

Straight out of the Jungle......... You cant tell but Milford & Bennington #901 with 10 loads is crossing the Souhegan River before crossing NH Rte 101. The brush gets worse every year.

It's a beautiful indian summer afternoon in south central New Hampshire. The Milford-Bennington's little shuttle train is done for the day and is seen tied up at the Granite State Concrete, Co.'s... (more)