A southbound WC train with only 3 cars in tow head south for a meet with the northbound train at Wells River.

Change In The Kingdom: Vermont Rail System/Washington County roadjob NPWJ (Newport - White River Jct) passes the Weidmann Electric Industries just south of Lyndonville, Vermont on August 5, 2008. ... (more)

WACR train NPWJ is southbound at St Johsnbury, passing in front of the ex CP station, on its way to White River Jct, with 7 cars in tow

How many active lines still have active tell-tales on them? Washington County Railroad GP38 202 leads a sort train through the countryside south of Wells River, Vermont on a glorious autumn aftern... (more)

Washington County Railroad 202 is in charge of a short southbound train in Thetford as fall color explodes from the hills.

WJNP rolls past Crystal Lake in Northern Vermont on Washington County's Conn River Line.

WJNP heading north following the Connecticut River north from White River Junction to Newport, VT.

Washington County Railroad's WJNP passes by a fertile corn field and a red barn on the hill on it's journey north up the Connecticut River line.

Washington County Railroad train WJNP is just south of it's destination of Newport, VT pictured passing some wetlands near the Connecticut River.

Washington County's northbound train WJNP (White River Jct- Newport) rounds a bend along the Connecticut River in Norwich, VT.

Southbound Washington County RR train NPWJ approaches the Romance Lane grade crossing at Newbury, VT on the afternoon of February 8, 2007.

Plow Extra 202 passes the decommissioned signal at MP 34.8. The WACR had previously run a spreader through this section of track, but additional accumulation left the tracks covered.

The WACR plow extra eases past the old Hood building. Years ago, it was used for loading milk cars. The Hood sign remained on the building up until a few years ago.