Georgetown Loop Railroad business train

1203 crosses clear creek near the Lebanon Mine station

This narrow gauge 47 ton veteran of the Georgetown Loop now resides at the Colorado Railroad Museum.

Before retiring to the Colorado Railroad Museum, Georgetown Loop 130/140, GE 52-tonners, sat around in Silver Plume.

1926 Lima Shay works hard up to Silver Plume. The fireman has the oil valve open wide and is putting the injector on to feed the boiler. I don't expect this shot can be taken now as that pine t... (more)

Georgetown Loop #12 crosses Devils High Gate bridge.

This narrow gauge steam loco waits for many parts to be replaced before it can start it's season.

This view of the train shows the locomotive running around the train. The Devils Gate bridge is in the background above the train.

Shay No. 14 takes water at the Silver Plume water tank during one of its last summers in operation on the Georgetown Loop.

Colorado & Southern #9 was fitted again with a Ridgway spark arrester, missing for many years.

Colorado Historical Society ran doubleheaded steam 9 with Railstar 2-6-2 12. Ex-Colorado & Southern Cooke Locomotive Works 1884 restored #9 led on up hill runs. It hasnt' been under steam since 19... (more)

Colorado Historical Society milestone - Colorado & Southern Cooke Locomotive Works 1884 restored to operation! Cab view shows tight fit for engineer. Colorado Day celebration.

Newly restored C&S #9 is rolled into the shop to have it's smoke stack attached, and made ready to steam.