Denver Rock Island Railroad's vintage motors, including DRIR 1606 (GP7), sit together at a yard in central Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad serves a variety of customers in an industrial area know as "The Stockyards", located in north central Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) moves a cut of gondolas at the Stock Show industrial area in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) crosses a street in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 runs a gondola through the Stockyards area in Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's motors sit idle at their facility in Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 heads back to the engine facility in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) moves an oil can from a customer in Denver's Stockyards area.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) pics up an oil can from a customer in Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) pulls a cut of gondolas out of the yard in Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 crosses the South Platte River and heads back to the yard in the Denver Stockyards.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 pulls a cut of cars across a street and towards the BNSF main line where they will be taken to Denver.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's home base holds a number of switcher units that work the industrial area in north central Denver.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 runs to get a cut of cars in the industrial area called The Stockyard.
The blue engine on the right is the Denver Rock Island Railroad's #996, a NW2 that is 86 years young. It was previously painted in a red and yellow scheme.
