Providence Northern Model Railroad Club

With a short freight in tow, this New Haven 2-6-0 heads south down the branchline.

PC and PN MOW cabooses share the Providence yard with the Tropicana train on a quiet afternoon.

We are open every Saturday from 12pm to 4pm. 1175 W Shore Rd, Warwick RI 02889, layout is located on the upper level. Admission is free, donations are always welcomed.

It’s April, 1969 and a short PC work train makes its way through New Haven on its way to South Station via Providence. The snow has melted and spring is in the air as the crew enjoys a mild day.

NHVT 669 works the paper mills in Rumford on a warm spring day in 1995. The club is open to the public every Saturday 12-4, come stop by!

It’s sometime in the early 1960’s as a lone PN box car stands by as the PRR’s ‘The Senator’ rushes through St Johnsbury on a rare trip this far north. Please excuse the absence of overhead wires, a GG1 at speed was too much to pass up.

With stainless steel shining in the sun, the Flying Yankee trainset rushes north out of Boston and into the hills of Northern Massachusetts. Today the trainset is in charge of the Minute Service to upstate New York.

The Yankee Clipper slows to make their next station stop. Leading the train is one of New Haven’s iconic streamlined I5 Hudson locomotives.

A pair of Delaware and Hudson Sharknoses are in charge of the Laurentian as they make the daily journey from Montreal to New York City.