After a two-year absence, the Union Pacific's 844 is back at the helm of the Denver Post Cheyenne Frontier Days special en route to Cheyenne on this warm July morning.

BNSF SD40-2 #1603 still in its ATSF Bluebonnet livery leads a local south at Sand Creek Junction on its way to 38th Street Yard in Denver.

Lite power heads to Commerce City to help with some MoW work along the Greeley sub today. The view here is pretty sweet since one can capture part of the Denver skyline over 5 miles away.

BNSF 2692 and partner move slowly into the teeth of winter storm Selene as they take an oil can train from Denver into Commerce City. The whiteout conditions required caution as they crossed swit... (more)

This pair of DAIR 45's hauled gravel trains from a pit to the dealer using UP trackage rights.

An empty coal train passes the oil refineries of Commerce City, Colorado on its way back to the Powder River Basin for a reload.

The California Zephyr was about an hour late this morning getting into Denver's Union Station due to a small fire which started in the last car. The train went into emergency stop in Commerce Cit... (more)

Not sure if DRGW actually owned this pair of exSP SD39's being used by a gravel outfit in Commerce City but no lettering other than DRGW present? Only pair of SD 39's ever painted in DRGW paint.

Sometimes when there's no scenery and just an old GEEP, a well lit wedgie will do. A former Seaboard Systems GP16 rebuild shoves against a train of hoppers in its present position as Denver Rock I... (more)

BNSF 6395 (ES44AC) brings a fast coal train through Commerce City.

In a few months Con Agra 1134 (new to the database) will be 50 years old, quite an achievement these days when other engines a fraction of its age reach the end of useful life and are scrapped bef... (more)

Northbound from Denver to Cheyenne.

After the steam special, the MDVCY seen in the background pulls up to the Belt Line Connection Signal at CP W004 as an empty Nixon coal train pulls off of the Belt Line and enters the Greeley Sub.... (more)

Engineer Ed Dickens is at the helm of UP #844 as the train departs the greater Denver area through the suburb of Commerce City with a lucky lady sitting behind Ed.