The Colorado Railroad Museum's DRGW 5771 (F9A) looks great in a new coat of paint. This well-photographed engine used to lead the Rio Grande Zephyr train between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake Ci... (more)

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Colorado & Southern #99201 Steam Rotary Plow looks fresh in a new coat of paint and markings. The plow was built in 1899 by the Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works a... (more)

This colorful yellow critter at the Colorado Railroad Museum is the Golden City & San Juan Railroad's #3, an 8 Ton diesel locomotive nicknamed 'Pee Wee'.

Looking down Colorado Railroad Museum's turntable, we see three diesel critter motors that are used from time to time to reposition exhibits at the Golden, Colorado museum. In the center is the G... (more)

The Coors Brewery operates a fifty-year-old SW1001 as it shuffles specially designed hoppers to and from the silo and the manufacturing plant in Golden, Colorado.

BNSF 9196 (SD70ACe) leads the Beer Train through deep snow out of Golden, Colorado, home of the Coors Brewery.

Coors Critter C998 (SW1001) moves cut of special hoppers to the Brewery in Golden, Colorado.

BNSF 9196 (SD70ACe) leaves the snowy foothills of Golden, Colorado behind as it heads to Denver.

A snowy DRGW 3011 (GP30) joins CBQ 5629, a 4-8-4 steam locomotive that built in 1940 and used to run fast freights between Denver and Alliance, Nebraska.

Snow has fallen on the Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad #683 (2-8-0), which is the last surviving standard gauge Rio Grande steam engine.

A pair of Denver & Rio Grande Western engines, with 90 years separation in year of manufacture, sit in the yard of the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado. D&RGW 683 (2-8-0) was built in ... (more)

The setting sun shines on the unmistakable nose graphics of the Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad tunnel motor #5401 (SD40T-2).

The Colorado Railroad Museum give rides to happy passengers on their Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7. It was built in 1920 using a Pierce Arrow limousine body for the cab.

The Colorado Railroad Museum's #7 Galloping Goose runs past vintage cars as passengers have a look at the museum grounds.

Coors Critter #998 (SW1001) leads two specially equipped hoppers towards the silo for more grain.