CN M323-29 creeps across the East Alburgh trestle with a very short train in tow.

CN M3242115 is rolling across the Missisqoui Bay of Lake Champlain at East Alburgh, VT, led by the EJ&E 3023, as the train fills the 3,800-foot bridge. M324 is enroute from Montreal to St. Albans... (more)

CN train M3242115 made the trip from Montreal to New England Central Railroad's Italy Yard in St. Albans, VT on July 15, with the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern heritage tribute CN ES44AC 3023 leading CN... (more)

CN 323 heads for Montreal with a single unit.

CN 323 heads back to Montreal with a short train.

Canadian National Railway’s Montreal, QC to St. Albans, VT train M3246128 is seen crossing Lake Champlain at East Alburgh, VT, with the former GECX ET44AC 2036, turned CN 3125.

Central Vermont Train 490 eases across the East Alburgh trestle at the north end of Lake Champlain. The speed limit is 10 MPH. The trestle and drawbridge are still in service between West Swanto... (more)

It's a windy day on the big lake as the St Albans VT to Montreal train 323 crawls across the wooden trestle over Lake Champlain.

Montreal to St. Albans, VT train 324 is crossing the timber trestle over the still partly frozen Missisquoi bay on the northern end of Lake Champlain.

St. Albans, VT to Montreal train 323 is crossing the timber trestle over frozen Missisquoi bay on the northern end of Lake Champlain.

Along with my dad to photograph the Amtrak special on July 18 that ran from St. Albans, VT to Montreal, Quebec on the New England Central and CN Swanton Subdivision, a line normally just served by... (more)

On July 18, Amtrak operated a special trip in conjunction with New England Central, CN and various government officials from the US and Canada, to inspect the route from St. Albans, Vermont to Mon... (more)

Cutting through the morning fog, Canadian National 324 creeps across the trestle in East Alburgh Vermont

Canadian National 324 crosses 3,800-ft-long East Alburgh Trestle on Lake Champlain (Missisquoi Bay) in northwestern, Vermont.

CN 323 creeps across the trestle in East Alburgh at a steady 5 MPH. This train is CN 324 on the southbound run, and operates back north with the same crew and power as CN 323 in a single 12 hour r... (more)