Rock Island Rail and Rebar. Denver Rock Island Railroad SW1500 no. 1083 is seen spotting cars at CMC Rebar in Denver, CO. The unit was originally Southern Pacific 2480, and was purchase... (more)
Switching Over the South Platte. Denver Rock Island Railroad SW1500 no. 1083 is seen crossing the South Platte River with a cut of cars, heading for interchange with BNSF Railway. The u... (more)
Urban Freight Haulers. Denver Rock Island Railroad SW1500 no. 1083 is seen spotting cars at CMC Rebar in Denver, CO. The unit was originally Southern Pacific 2480, and was purchased fro... (more)
Denver Rock Island Railyard. Three Denver Rock Island Railroad locomotives are seen sitting at the railway's facility in the North Washington neighborhood of Adams County, CO. SW1500 no... (more)
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 shoves a load of cars into the yard which is across the street from a Colorado National Guard armory.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP9 sits with other motors in the yard in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 moves cars in the industrial area of the Stockyards in Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad #1083 (SW1500) pulls a cut of cars across the road in the industrial area known as The Stockyards.
A WWII Sherman tank watches over the Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 as it heads back to their shop in central Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) pulls a cut of gondolas full of scrap metal to the pickup area where the BNSF will take to the Denver Yard.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 runs light across a busy road in the area known as the Stockyards.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad tracks run adjacent to a heavily traveled road, making it a tight squeeze at times between trucks and the train.
The operations area of the Denver Rock Island Railroad runs adjacent to the Colorado National Guard base which is located in an industrial area known as The Stockyards. Here we see DRIR 1083 (SW1... (more)
The Denver Rock Island Railroad parks their vintage motors at a yard in north Denver, in an area known as The Stockyards.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad is in the process of repainting the former Mount Hood Railroad GP38-2 into the Rock Island blue colors.
