The Annual AAPRCO (American Association of Private Rail Car Owners) train is seen at Bradford. The train is traveling on the former Boston & Maine Connecticut River Line. On this day the train is ... (more)

Vermont Rail System operated a plow extra on February 9, following another significant snowfall and the failure of a snowplow regulator during snow removal. Vermont Railway GP38-3 207 is seen sho... (more)

On September 8, the southbound Vermont Rail System, WashingtonCounty RR, train NPWJ-08 is enroute from Newport to White River Jct., VT with units that would be part of the Glory Days of the Railro... (more)

B&M powered Canadian Pacific freight 904 is heading for White River Junction. The lead unit 4266 has recently had an RDC logo applied to the nose By BMRHS Members. This F7 is long in the tooth an... (more)

VTR 303 and 308, the ex-Boston & Maine GP40-2 duo that have just finished a couple-month stint together on former B&M trackage, are seen together on the Washington County RR Conn River District tr... (more)

After a good storm the VTR used this unique tamper/Snowplow to clear some of the line between White River Jct. and Newport.

The Monday, December 16, southbound Newport to White River Junction, Vermont train on Vermont Rail System's Washington County Railroad affiliate is seen at Bradford, VT with GMRC GP40 305 leading.... (more)

Vermont Rail System's southbound Newport-White River Jct., VT train NPWJ is seen rolling toward Bradford, VT with CLP GP40-2 306 and VTR GP40-2 307. Be sure to check out more photos at http://st... (more)

The WACR NPWJ train is rolling down the Bradford Subdivision through the namesake town of Bradford, VT and past the Farm Way store located adjacent the tracks there.

Two Montreal engines have CP 903 well in hand running beside the Connecticut River just North of White River Junction. For more FA units more)

The northbound daily Washington County Railway freight passes a roadside flowerbox in Bradford, Vermont. The sun is starting to break through the clouds.

The Washington County RR (under Vermont Ry control) is the designated operator for the former Guiford Conn river line. Here the southbound is south of Bradford on its way to White River Jct.