Owing to an overall shortage of motive power, Vermont Rail System has brought veteran Alco RS-1 405 out of winter hibernation to perform switching duties at Bellows Falls, Vermont. The sound was ... (more)

Vermont Railway's Rutland to Bellows Falls train GMRC 263 at Mount Holly with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206

VTR 307 leads train GMRC 263 up the steep grade out of Rutland and over the Green Mountains to Bellows Falls.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Williams River at Chester with a solid red lashup of the VTR 431, 307 and 206.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 passes the Bartonsville Covered Bridge with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 passes the Ludlow station with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle with a solid red lashup of the VTR 431, 307 and 206.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 passes through the Okemo ski resort at Ludlow with the VTR 307,431 and 206 providing a increasingly rare and very welcome all red power lashup.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 has just reached the top of the climb at Summit and now begins the descent down the grade to Ludlow.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the famous Cuttingsville Trestle with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206.

The American Association of Private Car Owners convention train is currently touring the Vermont Rail System and on Monday morning, September 27, for a few brief moments, we were treated to an ama... (more)

The Rutland yard switcher sits awaiting the day's passenger extra's to depart so they can continue with their day's work. The recently repaired 310 is accompanied by the "new" VTR 208, f... (more)

Vermont Rail System is hosting two private rail car groups this fall, the first being a RailExeco Charter that is touring the Green Mountain Bellows Falls Subdivision, as well as the VTR Northern ... (more)

Vermont Railway's RDHJ at North Bennington.

Vermont railway VTR 307 and VTR 432 are running light power over the Cuttingsville Trestle.