Colorado Cog Car. Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway passenger car no. 12 is seen on display at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, CO. The car is one of three pieces of equipment tha... (more)

Retired Rotary. Colorado & Southern rotary snow plow 99201 is seen on display at the Colorado Railroad Museum, its gaping maw sporting a seemingly fresh coat of red paint.

BNSF 9243 (SD70ACe) leaves the yard in Golden, Colorado with a cut of cars for Denver.

Coors switcher #997 (SW1000) takes a cut of hoppers to the silo on the east side of the brewery complex.

The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway in Colorado Springs, Colorado is the highest cog railway in the world, reaching a summit of 14,110 feet above seal level. MPPR #7 is a Cadillac diesel-powered cog... (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 & Southern Rotary Snowplow #99201 at the Colorado Railroad Museum has received a new coat of paint and new lettering and looks like it would be ready for action in the Rocky Mountains... (more)

Coors Brewing Critter #997 (SW1000) makes smoke as it strains to move a cut of grain hoppers in the yard in Golden, Colorado.

Light snow falls over the BNSF yard in Golden, Colorado. BNSF Executive Grinstein 9709 (SD70MAC) was a long time fixture of the beer train that ran between the Coors refinery in Golden and Denver... (more)

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)

DRGW 5771 (F9A) had a storied career in Colorado, leading the Rio Grande Zephyr until 1983, when it was then used for some time leading the Colorado Ski Train, and she even ran some freight before... (more)

DRGW 5771 (F9A) is a fan favorite at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado. EMD delivered the units in 1955 with the Aspen Gold paint scheme.

BNSF 9243 (SD70ACe) leaves the yard in Golden, Colorado and will head to Denver.

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad's #491 (2-8-2) gets backed into the roundhouse after spinning on the turntable.

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