Trains

The little-known incident is still one of Maine's worst losses of life.

Brunswick and Rockland will be connected again by train!

Apparently, it was love at first sight at Bayside Bowl in Portland.

This viral video of a man getting trapped between two railroad cars stopped at a crossing is a scary reminder of the dangers of trying to get past a stopped train.

A new 'transit' option has come to all of New England, including Maine, allowing iOS users to have up-to-date transit info at a moments notice

Kudos and safe travel to all the guys and gals out there today plowing snow during the Bomb Cyclone. It got us thinking about other modes of transportation. Like, how do they get the snow off of train tracks?

There's a place in Massachucettes and Maine where trains come extremely close to buildings as they pass by.

Way up north deep in the woods of Maine sits two old locomotives that have been dormant since the 1930s.   The locomotives were used to transfer wood to Great Northern Paper mills in Millinocket and East Millinocket. They needed the trains to move the wood because they couldn't use the lakes and rivers due to the fact that the water flows north to the St. Joh...

Commercial Street in Portland is a very busy area, especially during tourist season. Can you imagine what it would be like if trains were running right down the middle of it? They did up until the 1980's.