Add to ORKGA Maine Central 0-6-0 switcher, #172 in the yard at Waterville... Alco builders number 57884 in 1918 scrapped in 1951... /DLhttps://digitalmaine.com/larrabee_railroad_images/1180/thumbnail.jp
Built at Pittsburgh by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) this MEC Class O 4-6-0 was built in Au...
No date or location, for this scene from an old post card with the name Phil. H. Bonnet on the back ...
The locomotive Waterville was built Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company in 1870. A 4-4-0, the ...
Here is a MEC 0-6-0 Class K yard switcher setting with out a fire on an apparently cold November day...
MEC #955 working the west end of Waterville yard. An Alco S1 660 HP class DS3B bought new in Octob...
MEC #180 at work in Waterville August 1950. Not many days left in service as all steam will be go...
This excellent print included no amplifying info, no date or location, or photographer... A shame i...
Photograph taken from the passenger yard looking east and shows a hybrid highway bridge. It is a woo...
Number 247 started life on the Portland and Rumford Falls RR as it\u27s #11. This line was leased ...
Maine Central class \u27O\u27. This 4-6-0 was built by Alco at Schenectady in January of 1905 and w...
Maine Central #144 at Union Station, Portland. This 4-4-0 an ALCO product an MEC Class H locomotiv...
Too bad there is no info with this well exposed photograph. The Maine Central wood side gondola is...
No. 301 is an Alco S2, 1000HP bought in February 1949 and sold in 1978. /DLhttps://digitalmaine.co...
MEC had 4 of these Class X 2-6-6-2s all from the B&M and frequently used in helper service on the Mt...
Locomotive on its way to the recycle bin at Waterville in 1947. /DLhttps://digitalmaine.com/larrab...
Built at Pittsburgh by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) this MEC Class O 4-6-0 was built in Au...
No date or location, for this scene from an old post card with the name Phil. H. Bonnet on the back ...
The locomotive Waterville was built Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company in 1870. A 4-4-0, the ...
Here is a MEC 0-6-0 Class K yard switcher setting with out a fire on an apparently cold November day...
MEC #955 working the west end of Waterville yard. An Alco S1 660 HP class DS3B bought new in Octob...
MEC #180 at work in Waterville August 1950. Not many days left in service as all steam will be go...
This excellent print included no amplifying info, no date or location, or photographer... A shame i...
Photograph taken from the passenger yard looking east and shows a hybrid highway bridge. It is a woo...
Number 247 started life on the Portland and Rumford Falls RR as it\u27s #11. This line was leased ...
Maine Central class \u27O\u27. This 4-6-0 was built by Alco at Schenectady in January of 1905 and w...
Maine Central #144 at Union Station, Portland. This 4-4-0 an ALCO product an MEC Class H locomotiv...
Too bad there is no info with this well exposed photograph. The Maine Central wood side gondola is...
No. 301 is an Alco S2, 1000HP bought in February 1949 and sold in 1978. /DLhttps://digitalmaine.co...
MEC had 4 of these Class X 2-6-6-2s all from the B&M and frequently used in helper service on the Mt...
Locomotive on its way to the recycle bin at Waterville in 1947. /DLhttps://digitalmaine.com/larrab...
Built at Pittsburgh by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) this MEC Class O 4-6-0 was built in Au...
No date or location, for this scene from an old post card with the name Phil. H. Bonnet on the back ...
The locomotive Waterville was built Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company in 1870. A 4-4-0, the ...