The final Vermont Rail System - Green Mountain Railroad dinner train is seen rolling through Proctorsville, Vermont,on Saturday, October 21, 2017, with GMRC Alco RS-1 #405 on the west end of the t... (more)

With the B & R Subdivision, between Rutland and Bennington, Vermont, being curfewed for bridgework, the opportunity arose to do some marketing and PR photos with both of the six axle Vermont Railw... (more)

The Vermont Railway Saturday extra limestone slurry train lead by VTR 432 is crossing Route 103 as it heads east towards Bellows Falls where the consist will interchange with Pan Am Railway for Po... (more)

Freshly-painted Vermont Railway SD70M-2 #431, ex-Florida East Coast Railway #101, is posed for an engineer side roster view of the very bright locomotive at Proctorsville, Vermont.

Vermont Railway's pair of ex-Florida East Coast Railway SD70M-2s - 432 and 431 - bookend VTR GP38-2 201 with the Green Mountain Railroad train #263-20 on the eastbound trip across Vermont Route 10... (more)

On June 3, the Vermont Rail System, New England Central and Providence & Worcester Railroad operated a Green Mountain Gateway inspection trip with P&W B40-8W 4006 leading the office car special. P... (more)

Following another nearly two feet of snowfall on much of the higher elevations of the Green Mountain Railroad's Bellows Falls Subdivision, VRS dispatched its 101-year-old ex-Canadian Pacific plow ... (more)

Following another nearly two feet of snowfall on much of the higher elevations of the Green Mountain Railroad's Bellows Falls Subdivision, VRS dispatched its 101-year-old ex-Canadian Pacific plow ... (more)

Some of the trails of Okemo Ski Resort are visible distantly as the VRS' GMRC train 263 rolls eastbound through Proctorsville behind VTR GP38-2 202, VTR GP40 301 and CEFX SD9043MAC 125.

Vermont Rail System's salt extra train is hauling 48 loads from Whitehall, NY to Bellows Falls, VT and delivery to the New England Central Railroad. NECR forwards the cars for distribution betwee... (more)

VRS' third eastbound revenue train over the GMRC in just under three weeks is seen heading across the Black River at Proctorsville. This location was significantly washed out by Irene for more th... (more)

Heading eastbound over the previously damaged bridge approaches at Proctorsville, the GMRC 263 train is led by the VTR GP40-2 303 and CLP GP40-2 306. Many more photos at http://steelwheelsphotogr... (more)

Just 20 days since the Hurricane/Tropical Storm Irene laid out a path of destruction through Vermont, severing both the state's rail carriers in multiple locations. On September 16, with little f... (more)

Less than 24 hours after a wall of water swept across Vermont in multiple streams and rivers, the 1897 bridge at Proctorsville remained intact, however approaches on both ends were washed away for... (more)

Getting closer to the Summit, the old Rutland Railroad Ludlow Depot is no stranger to big snow and certainly no longer stranger to the passing ethanol trains. VTR GP38-2 201 and GP40-2W 311 work ... (more)