Motive Power on the East Bay and Westerly Railroad
As twilight falls, the EB&W’s heaviest locomotive, No. 171, an 4-8-0, moves past the sand tower in the East Bay yards.
Two photos of No. 171 at work in daylight hours.
No. 151, a brass 0-4-0 Camelback in action. [Click on images to enlarge them.]
Left: No.151 pulls a Wisconsin Central hopper past a small factory along the route. Right: No 371, an old box cab diesel possibly purchased second-hand from the Jersey, has been assigned to Maintenance of Way duties.
Leaving a tunnel, the boxcab diesel has in tow an old boxcar and a transfer caboose.
East Bay and Westerly Railroad’s Doodlebug pulls into a tiny rural station.
Justin’s Maguire’s Layouts and Models
- The East Bay and Westerly Railroad: Scenes at the harbor and power house
- East Bay and the engine yards
- The Roundhouse and Turntable in 1880s East Providence — an N-scale Module
- Selected scratchbuilt structures
- Selected scratchbuilt rolling stock
- The Berg Bahn (Mountain Railroad), a portable display layout created for the European Train Enthusiasts
