At the WW&F Railway Museum, the "old ways" of doing things are always preferred. Here, volunteers JB Smith, Dana Deering, and Stewart Rhine, work as a team to bore a 3/4" hole using a manual Armst... (more)

A window to the past, literally. WW&F volunteer Stewart Rhine, waits at the double crossing in Alna Center, Maine in his exquisite 1932 Ford Model B pickup, for Vulcan No 10 and a late afternoon f... (more)

Four units of the 20 new MTU powered chinese locomotives for mid and long range services, 7 of them prepared to run at 160km/h.

With engineer Rick Sisson at the throttle, WW&F Ry No. 10, heads south across Humason Brook Trestle with an all freight consist. This image is one of 12 nighttime scenes created in tribute to l... (more)

Frecciargento arriving from Rome, before entering in Florence.

2 tiny electric locos are at work at Fuli mine, Hegang, with various loads including wooden pit props.

C2 0-8-0 #10 of the Jiayang Coal Railway (known as Shibanxi to westerners) blasts up hill through the Sichuan countryside. This pleasant narrow gauge was once paradise for railfans boasting 4 coal... (more)

Becker Sand & Gravel #10 working at Senter, NC in 1971

Proserpine B-B DH locomotive No.10 works east past Tyree Road with an outbound empty sugar cane train from the mill.

The glow of Alna Center station's kerosene lanterns is the only light source for miles, until the last train of the day arrives. Greetings and paperwork are exchanged, and the train heads south to... (more)

Even running through the lush Maine woods WW&F steam crew work hard to run with a moderately clean stack, but on special occasions, exceptions are made. The maiden run of the railroad's newest pie... (more)

Seasons Greetings from Maine! In a scene sprinkled with a picturesque dusting of snow, WW&F Ry No 10 pulls a capacity trainful of Victorian Christmas riders across Humason Brook Trestle. www.wwfry... (more)

Isn't this why we love them? Steam locomotives, that is! I'll bet many of us reacted the same way at this age. Yes, they're loud and seem scary, but we can't take our eyes off them. Future history... (more)

Victorian Christmas 2011 at the WW&F Ry Museum. Engineer Bob Longo fights some temporarily poor visibility, as No 10 hauls the first of many fully loaded passenger trains past the only 2 ft gauge ... (more)