Climax Geared Locomotive

ID# 55,059

Conway Scenic Railroad Diesel Locomotive #1055 at North Conway, New Hampshire on August 21, 1983

ID# 62,099

Steam Locomotive at North Woodstock, New Hampshire on July 12, 1953

ID# 45,376

Engine No. 4 of the White Mountain Central Railroad

ID# 54,834

Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Caboose at North Conway, New Hampshire on August 21, 1987

ID# 62,495

Mt. Washington Cog Railway

ID# 51,699

Base Station, Mt. Washington R. R., White Mountain, N. H.

ID# 61,218

Mt. Washington Cog Railway

ID# 59,497

Conway Scenic Railroad Steam Locomotive #47

ID# 56,894

Mt. Washington Cog Railway

ID# 23,788

Mt. Washington Cog Railway, Mt. Washington, N.H.

Trains climb 3½ miles to the 6,228-foot high summit of the Northeast's highest mountain. Completed in 6,228-foot high summit of the Northeast's highest mountain. Completed in 1869, this cog railway was the first in the world. Train in picture is on Jacob s Ladder, steepest point in climb with grade of 38 per cent.

Photo by Bill Bardsley

Stagecoach Ride Ticket, Lincoln, New Hampshire Bicentennial Celebration, August 14, 15, 16 1964

ID# 53,793

Suncook Valley Railroad Diesel Locomotive #3 at Allenstown, New Hampshire in 1952

ID# 26,717

Stratton & Company #3 at Penacook, New Hampshire in March, 1934

ID# 17,399

Beebe River Railroad Steam Locomotive #6 at North Woodstock, New Hampshire in 1956

ID # 44,987

World's First Cog Railway

ID # 23,787

"WAUMBEK" LOCOMOTIVE
MT. WASHINGTON COG RAILWAY,
WHITE MOUNTAINS, NEW HAMPSHIRE

One of seven steam locomotives used in transporting many thousands of tourists who visit New Engiand's highest peak, Mt. Washington (6293 ft.).

Photo Dlck Smith

Boston & Maine Railroad Diesel Locomotive #4266 at North Conway, New Hampshire on August 21, 1983

ID # 24,553

Grand Trunk Steam Railway Steam Locomotive #5283 at Gorham, New Hampshire, June 1954

ID # 1,447

Stratton & Company #3 at Penaccok, New Hampshire in March, 1951

ID # 17,401

Ex Woodstock Railway # 3.