US EditionSteam Season Delayed on Mt. Washington, But Repairs and Rebuilds Ahead
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Steam Season Delayed on Mt. Washington, But Repairs and Rebuilds Ahead
New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Cog Railway announced this week that it will delay steam operations on the Northeast’s tallest peak until repairs can be made to its two 0-2-2-0 locomotives. However, General Manager Ryan Presby said the historic cog railway remains dedicated to steam power. From 1869 until 2008, steam ruled the west slope of Mount Washington. Constructed in the 1860s, the Mount Washington Cog Railway was the world’s first mount…
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