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)

This little Golden City & San Juan Railroad critter comes in handy for moving the various narrow-gauge steam engines at the Colorado Railroad Museum.

The Colorado Railroad Museum has a great diverse collection, including a standard gauge Denver & Rio Grande Western GP30, a Galloping Goose, and a GE 55 Ton switcher seen here getting ready to dep... (more)

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Golden City & San Juan #4 is a 55-ton switcher painted in a Burlington Route inspired paint scheme.

The diminutive size of the Colorado Railroad Museum's Golden City & San Juan Railroad's 8 Ton switcher is evident as it sits in front of a narrow-gauge caboose at the Golden, Colorado museum.

The Colorado Railroad Museum uses their 8 Ton Golden City & San Juan Railroad #3 to shuffle rolling stock and the occasional engine at their museum in Golden, Colorado.

Critter. Golden City & San Juan no. 3 is seen outside the roundhouse at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, CO. The Plymouth's paint scheme is reminiscent of the Denver & Rio Grande ... (more)

The little engine that does.

The Colorado Railroad Museum's 55 Ton critter, the Golden City & San Juan #4, spend the day pulling passengers around the circuit in open air passenger cars. The engine was built in 1964 for Algo... (more)

Golden City & San Juan Railroad No.3 switcher built by Plymouth Locomotive Works, sits quietly outside the roundhouse at the Colorado Railroad Museum. Inside the roundhouse, a 2-8-0 former Denver ... (more)

Golden City & San Juan #3 sits quietly outside the roundhouse at the Colorado Railroad Museum. The name "Little Critter" comes to mind when I saw this loco. I had an Aristo Craft G scale... (more)

This tiny narrow gauge unit spent its working life with US Gypsum until acquired by the museum in 1965. Since that time it has been used to moving equipment around the museum.

The Colorado Railroad Museum uses their Golden City & San Juan Railroad #3, an 8 ton switcher built by Plymouth Locomotive Works, to move their vintage rolling stock around in their large facility... (more)

Don't let the size fool you - this Plymouth Locomotive Works 8 ton narrow gauge engine, wearing markings of the Golden City & San Juan Railroad, can move a big load and is often called on to move ... (more)