The 68-year-old Green Mountain Railroad Alco RS-1, #405, is seen high above the town of Ludlow, Vermont, hauling the afternoon Foliage Express train into the Green Mountains for Vermont Rail Syste... (more)

On a beautiful day in the Greens of Vermont, the annual foliage train reverses back to Chester Station on a warm summer like day in late September. The 68 year old war wagon Rutland vet looked an... (more)

One of four RS1’s to appear on the Tioga Central Roster, Tioga Transportation Museum 59 came from the Washington Terminal. It was only around for a few years, ending up on the Southern Railroad ... (more)

Former Rutland Railroad RS1 #405 leads Green Mountain Railroad's Fall Foliage excursion train back toward Chester Vermont on a beautiful September afternoon

On September 19, Vermont Rail System deadheaded this year’s foliagebtrain consist from North Walpole, NH to Chester, VT, providing an opportunity for some shots that won’t be possible again un... (more)

On September 19, Vermont Rail System deadheaded this year’s foliagebtrain consist from North Walpole, NH to Chester, VT, providing an opportunity for some shots that won’t be possible again un... (more)

On Saturday, September 7, Vermont Rail System put the veteran ex-Rutland turned Green Mountain Railroad Alco RS-1 #405 into service for the fall season. It re-debuted for the Glory Days of the Rai... (more)

On Saturday, September 7, Vermont Rail System put the veteran ex-Rutland turned Green Mountain Railroad Alco RS-1 #405 into service for the fall season. It re-debuted for the Glory Days of the Rai... (more)

Conrad Yelvington RS-1 2116 heads to tie down for the night after unloading a cut of open hoppers.

RS1 5645 switches the yard In Juarez

Looking like a Rutland local of the early 1950s, the Green Mountain Railroad's classic excursion train prepares to depart Bellows Falls, VT, behind RS-1 400.

A timeless scene on a beautiful summer afternoon. As the former Rutland war wagon does some work train duty with ballast cars beside Lisai's Market after returning the Green Mountain Flyer back ... (more)

VTR 402 started out life as Rutland 402 and was part of the start-up fleet of locomotives on the Vermont Railway in 1964. It was sold to the Sabine River and Northern Railroad in 1972.

LAL RS-1 #20 sits on the yard lead while the engineer and conductor go over their train orders for the night. Taken during the RGVRM with lighting provided by Steve Barry.

The sun has yet to burn off the fog as the 405 is taken out of the roundhouse. This venerable Alco product started out as Rutland 405, built in 1951, and sixty-eight years later still is on the r... (more)