During the 1983 season, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad utilized leased Bay Colony Alco switchers to power its trains. Here the last trip of the day on the Falmouth branch cruises past an ... (more)

Bay Colony 1706 crosses Shawmut Ave. in New Bedford.

As the sun drops low, Bay Colony S2 1052, assigned to the line's Plymouth branch, switches cars at Braintree, MA. The veteran Alco still wore the colors of its original owner, Maine's Portland Ter... (more)

During its first two years of operation, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad relied on leased Bay Colony Alco switchers to power its trains. Bay Colony 1058 has just completed running around i... (more)

During its first two years of operation, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad relied on leased Bay Colony Alco switchers to power its trains. Bay Colony 1058 led this Buzzards Bay-Hyannis train... (more)

Although the bulk of their business is gone on the former New Haven RR Millis Branch, Bay Colony still services Tresca Brothers, in Medfield, MA, several times a year. This customer receives cemen... (more)

Back from the Dead! Bay Colony 1705 has been brought back from the dead and put back into freight service on the BCLR Watuppa Line. 1705 started as GP9 704 on the Great Northern in 1956. W... (more)

The Sarasota Switcher rumbles southward

Seminole Gulf's Sarasota Switcher finds it's way southward on the overgrown right of way after an interchange with CSX. A headlight from a CSX motor can be seen in the distance.

Bay Colony S4 1058 was the only one of the railroad's five Alco switchers to receive a dark red "cranberry" paint scheme. Working here for the Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad, it leads a Hya... (more)

Late on a summer afternoon, Bay Colony S4 1061 eases a Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad excursion train off the Cape Cod Canal lift bridge at Canal Junction in Bourne, MA,, where the former New Haven l... (more)

During the summer of 1983, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad operated with borrowed Bay Colony Railroad Alco switchers, before it had locomotives of its own. Bay Colony S4 1061 with a CC&H t... (more)

During the summer of 1983, the Cape Cod & Hyannis tourist railroad operated with borrowed Bay Colony Railroad Alco switchers, before it had locomotives of its own. Bay Colony S4 1061 with the last... (more)

Brightly painted Bay Colony RR Alco S2 1052 leads a fan trip out of Braintree, MA, on the shortline's Plymouth branch, which was freight-only at the time (the MBTA later restored commuter service)... (more)

Bay Colony 1701 sits vandalized and abandoned near Medfield MA.