After a long day working in Canon City and the industries around it, the local comes back in to the Rio Grande yard with a three set of Geeps including one bloody nosed Southern Pacific locomotive... (more)

A former BN GP30, now modeled as a GP39E, is helping out the Pueblo local as it starts to put together today's train for the large daily customers in the area.

A pair of former BNSF paint schemes get to the chance to rest this weekend in the Pueblo yard after having to flex some muscle the day before. BNSF 1791 was originally built as BN 7047 in January... (more)

A pair of Cascade Green ex-Burlington Northern locomotives rest on the fuel track in the BNSF yard in Pueblo. This set of locomotives had been Railroad: BNSF Railway
Locomotive: EMD SD40-2
Location: Pueblo, Colorado, USA
Locomotive #: BNSF 1680
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 11, 2011

Y-PUE101 couples onto its train in the receiving/departure yard of Pueblo while fellow EMDs idle two tracks... (more)

With their consist now reversed, the Steel Mill local prepares to depart the Rio Grande yard with loads of scrap steel and ... (more)

Green Machines In a scene reminiscent of days gone by, five Burlington Northern beauties (4 still in BN colors) are see... (more)

Santa Fe all the Way A warbonnet painted Dash 9 moves three former Santa Fe covered hoppers around the ex-Santa Fe yard in Pueblo. The Santa Fe yard was built as a hump yard and opened in... (more)

SP 199 leads a three pack of speed lettered Southern Pacific locomotives seen resting in the old Rio Grande locomotive term... (more)

A very clean Southern Pacific GP40-2 helps pull today's Steel Mill local out of the massive ex-Rio Grande yard in Pueblo. Although some of its tracks are used for storage, one can still see lots ... (more)

With today's work complete, the Steel Mill local rounds the curve underneath Main Street and is about to pass the Union Station as a UP empty hopper train is seen coming off of the Walsenburg Subd... (more)

A pair of veteran BN power idles harmonically on the fuel track in the Pueblo yard while displaying two of BN's locomotive paint schemes.

After leaving later than usual in the morning, the Hill Cut is returning back to Pueblo yard with a Continuous Welded Rail (CWR) train. Icons of Pueblo such as the Union Depot on the left, the Co... (more)

The Hill Cut is almost done putting its train together as is it continues to build it in the Receiving/Departure yard of Pueblo with outstanding power on the point.

Another load of Black Diamonds prepares to pound the switches of Pueblo Junction as this train moves from the Pikes Peak sub and onto the Pueblo sub for the journey east towards La Junta.