Deep in the mountains of Maine, lies a railroad much different than others. A railroad, that is highly overlooked when it comes to photographers. The Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington Railway of Alna, Maine, part of the original route of the extensive two foot right of way of the Wiscasset and Quebec railroad. The WW&F is a by the book recreation railorad of the original line. Spanning 3 1/2 miles between Sheepscot station and just past Trout Brook. The WW&F mostly has an income from tourism, running trains along the route giving passengers the chance to see some of Maine beautiful pine forests. On the other hand, the WW&F is known to be the hosts of many photo charters. Photographers will essentially rent out the railroad for a certain amount of time, to recreate scenes and operations that would've been done when the railroad was in operation however many years ago. This time, the WW&F teamed up with Dynamo Productions, to recreate, "The 1930's Train." This event was highly sought due to the fact that Dynamo had some plans for scenes that had never been done before. Lets hop aboard and take a ride along The 1930's Maine Freight Train