RailPictures.Net Photo: PW 3907 Providence and Worcester Railroad GE B39-8E (Dash 8-39BE) at Old Saybrook, Connecticut by Marc Glucksman/River Rail Photo
Couple Up At Zero. The Mass Bay RRE's 2016 "Two Rivers Steam Special" traveled out of Worcester, Massachusetts and along the Providence & Worcester Railroad's Norwich Branch through Norwich and down to Groton, where it would switch on to the Northeast Corridor Line and arrive at the Valley Railroad. At the Valley, that railroad's 3025 took over for the PW power, which was uncoupled and parked near this location. At the end of this round trip on the VALE, PW 3907(née-LMX 8504, B39-8E, GE, 10/1987) is coupled on to the observation car for the return to Worcester as a flagman provides protection across Mill Rock Road in Old Saybrook, Connecticut at Milepost Zero on the Valley.
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