The White River passenger extra on the Vermont Rail System's Washington County Railroad is tied down - with Green Mountain Railroad equipment... Confused? The GMRC Alco RS-1 405 is assigned to th... (more)

The popular Green Mountain Flyer begins it's ten mile journey to Chester, VT. The train has just departed the station, crossed the NECR diamond and is now crossing the Bellows Falls Canal, one of... (more)

Brought around for the return trip to Bellows Falls, today's earlier rainstorm has the 405 looking particularly shiny.

A heavy rainstorm abates just in time for a steamy ride on the Green Mountain Flyer, awaiting a 2:30 departure from Bellows Falls to Chester, VT.

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.

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.

The Santa Special is rolling by the Bartonsville covered bridge.

A flagman stops traffic as the 405 pulls out of Chester with the 1230 train back to Bellows Falls.

Green Mountain 405 ready to depart for Chester

RS-1 405 leads the Green Mountain Flyer over the Brockway Mills Gorge enroute to Chester from Bellows Falls.

The morning excursion returns from Chester as it rolls along between US Route 5 and the Connecticut River on final approach to Bellows Falls station.

After completing the short run from Ludlow to Mt. Holly Summit, the engine has run around its train and they are heading back to Ludlow and then Bellows Falls.

All gone! Visiting here now, you'd find yourself in a downtown shopping mall.