I believe there will always be an Alco RS-1 numbered 405 as long as I live. This locomotive and train were on display for those of us who took the Railway Enthusiasts fan trip to Bellows Falls in ... (more)
T'was a bit cold outside so many of us waited inside in the waiting room. But this did not stop me taking pictures.
GMRC 263 with 3 units and a cut of salt heads for Bellows Falls after a short stop in Chester for lunch.
Trundling along down the west side of Mount Holly on VRS' Green Mountain comes a memorable sight, the ex-Central Vermont Russell Plow being pushed by RS-1 405! Passing the Fox's house in East Wall... (more)
Vermont Railway employees work hard at chiseling ice out of the crossing after GMRC 405 derailed its front truck while pushing the plow extra toward Rutland.
We caught up to the VRS plow extra just in time for it to derail on a crossing. VRS crews along with the Town of Cavendish rerail RS-1 #405.
GMRC plow extra with Alco RS-1 #405 shoving clears the frozen snow on the line between Bellows Falls and Rutland.
The afternoon 'Green Mountain Express' leaves Bellows Falls on its run to Chester Depot. The loco retains its former Rutland Railroad number and paint scheme. A photo by the late M.J. Fox.
Green Mountain Train No. 263 passes Chester Depot enroute to Bellows Falls Vt.
Green Mountain Train No. 263 passes the historic Bartonsville Covered bridge enroute to Bellows Falls Vermont.
Green Mountain train 263 gets ready to duck under Vermont State Route 5 in Rockingham about two miles from it's destination of Riverside on New Years Day .
New Years day found Green Mountain train 263 hauling freight towards Bellows Falls during near white-out conditions.