Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad

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Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad Sandy River and Rangeley Lakes Railroad is a non-profit museum dedicated to the preservation of Maine's unique 2-foot gauge railroad heritage.

A not for profit, all volunteer, operating railroad and museum dedicated to preserving the history of Maine's longest two foot gauge railroad. Open two weekends and selected other days: See 2016 schedule

Here's the link to Ghost Train Tickets, Folks.
09/28/2026

Here's the link to Ghost Train Tickets, Folks.

GHOST TRAIN RIDERS — IMPORTANT INFORMATION! YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO RIDE THE GHOST TRAIN! No ticket = no train ride.ALL RIDERS MUST ARRIVE AT THE PACC 30…

09/15/2026
Sorry Folks, our engine is out of commission today. Please come visit us on one of our future days of operation.  Our sc...
08/02/2026

Sorry Folks, our engine is out of commission today. Please come visit us on one of our future days of operation. Our schedule is on our website

Breaking News Due to circumstances beyond our control we will not be opening as planned on Father’s Day weekend. Opening day is postponed until Saturday July 4. We apologize for any inconvenience. Visit Franklin County’s Unique Narrow Gauge Railroad Railroads with a two-foot track gauge in the U...

In MemoriamDear Sandy River Rangeley Lakes Railroad Family, Friends, and Community,It is with profound sadness that we a...
07/28/2026

In Memoriam

Dear Sandy River Rangeley Lakes Railroad Family, Friends, and Community,

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our past President and Treasurer, Archie (Bill) Berry. Bill passed away on the evening of July 23rd at Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington, Maine after suffering a major medical event a few days earlier. He recently celebrated his 94th birthday with a large gathering of friends and family at his daughter’s home in New Portland. Please join us in extending our condolences to the Berry Family.

Bill’s quiet, thoughtful leadership ushered the Sandy River Rangeley Lakes Railroad Museum though decades of growth in tandem with his creative stewardship to establish the foundation for future preservation efforts. A trip to the museum would find Bill at his post behind the gift shop counter, distributing tickets and merchandise. He was widely respected throughout the broader two foot narrow gauge community and beyond. The real gift, however, was Bill, and the fact he shared knowledge with a generosity and enthusiasm that was unrivaled.

We fondly remember our dear friend, Bill; his unwavering presence, his dedication, his guidance and his warm smile. A “soul of his stature” will be deeply missed.

Sincerely,

The Sandy River Rangeley Lakes Railroad Museum Family

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128 Bridge Street
Phillips, ME
04966

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