White Mountain Central Railroad
       Rail fans can ride steam locomotives and see unique historical rail equipment on display at Clark's Trading Post. Equipment includes Climax, Heisler, Porter, Shay and Baldwin locomotives.

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       The 1930 Reo Railbus was manufactured new as a rubber tired highway bus. After three years of highway service, the Reo was converted for use on a railroad in Maine. In storage for many years, the railbus was then purchased and restored by Clark's Trading Post for use on the White Mountain Central Railroad. 

Bear Shows
       Trained black bears delight and dazzle the crowd with tricks and talent several times daily. Murray Clark's daughter, Maureen, stands with a black bear as it raised the American Flag. In Maureen's left hand is a dish of home made apple sauce, a favorite desert for bears at Clark's Trading Post. Maureen spent 6 months, and many gallons of apple sauce, training a bear to ride a scooter.
       The bears are never abused to get them to perform. They enjoy a diet much the same as humans. Many of the bears that found a home at Clark's Trading Post were saved from death when the mother bear was killed before they could survive on their own.

Wolfman
       Wolfman lurks in the shadows of the forest, and when least expected, races up to the White Mountain Central Railroad in his speedy doodlebug, jumps out, and startles the passengers with blasts from his shot gun and gestures of anger.