M&E 18 rolls across the Whippany River en route to Troy Hills to pickup URHS equipment destined for Boonton, N.J.

The Whippany Railway Museum Easter Bunny Train heads back out on its last run to East Hanover. There is another Maine Eastern FL9 on the other end of the cars.

The Whippany Railway Museum Easter Bunny Train returns from its trip up the line.

The Whippany Railway Museum Easter Bunny Train loads passengers at the Whippany station.

A pair of 70-ton locomotives from the long-defunct Rahway Valley Railroad sit where they have been moved, across the street from the Whippany Railway Museum they now call home.

The Maine Eastern FL9s and a Morristown & Erie coach bask in the warm afternoon sunshine at Whippany.

Maine Eastern FL9 488 and 489 rest their heals in Whippany. Earlier in April the classic cab units saw service on the Whippany Railway Museum's Easter Bunny trains. To the rear is cosmetically res... (more)

M&E observation car Alexander Hamilton basks in the sunshine next to the Whippany station.

A colorful lineup of equipment at the Whippany Railway Museum.

Maine Eastern FL9 488 is parked next to former Erie Railroad caboose C177. This former Erie Caboose has been donated to the Whippany Railway Museum by the Jersey Central Railway Historical Society... (more)

Whippany Railway Museum's nicely cosmetically restored Southern Railway 2-8-0 basks in the sun on a cold winter afternoon.

The Whippany Railway Museum's former NYS&W Whitcomb 20 ton locomotive is undergoing restoration. The locomotive is shown parked with a former Lackawanna Railroad baggage car.

Heritage Lives in Whippany! Maine Eastern FL9 488 is parked on the run around, next to the Whippany Railway Museum's latest acquisition, former Dunmore built, Erie Railroad caboose C-177. The cabo... (more)

Heritage Lives in Whippany! Whippany Railway Museum's former PRR N6b caboose 981590 is undergoing restoration. It's positioned at the entrance of the museum. In the background is Maine Eastern FL9... (more)

Snow covered Maine Eastern FL9s rest in Whippany. The locomotives earned their keep hauling the Polar Express trains during November and December.