Denver & Rio Grande Western 491 passes No Agua Tank as it circles the grounds of the Colorado Railroad Museum.

Denver & Rio Grande Western 346 pauses at a grade crossing during a night photo session for the 2016 NRHS Convention at the Colorado Railroad Museum.

Denver & Rio Grande Western 346 circles the grounds of the Colorado Railroad Museum during the 2016 NRHS Convention.

CBQ 5629 was built in 1940 at the Burlington shops in Iowa and ran fast freights in the 1940's and 50's. It was retired by the Burlington Route in 1956 at Lincoln, Nebraska and is now on display ... (more)

A pair of BNSF SD40-2's lead their train into Golden

BNSF 1993 (SD40-2) has just left Coors Brewing Company in Golden, Colorado and is heading to Denver.

You can still find former Burlington Northern SD40-2's working various assignments for the BNSF along the Denver/Front Range area. Here BNSF 1933 leads a small freight out of Golden and heads bac... (more)

In what almost looks like a GP30 gaining ground on a Kenworth is actually Rio Grande No. 3011 being trucked through a temporary gap in the fencing at the Colorado Railroad Museum on August 11, 200... (more)

Colorado & Sothern operated this rotary snow plow from 1899 to 1965. As the rotary head spun around, snow was sucked inside a chute located behind the head and then it was directed out the side o... (more)

BNSF 6688 leaves Golden, Colorado and heads to Denver to drop off a mixed freight.

Here we see two of the BNSF's SD40-2 engines (1933 1675) running along the foothills of Boulder, Colorado, after assembling a train in the small yard adjacent to the Coors Brewing Company. A view... (more)

One of the prettiest schemes to grace a F9 A/B combo. I wish I would have had an interest in train photography when this pair was running the Moffat Tunnel line.

Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 makes the circuit around the Colorado Railroad Museum. The museum will often run their various engines on the weekends.

This was the very last F unit on the Rio Grande, where it lead the Rio Grande Zephyr passenger train between Denver and Salt Lake City from 1971 to 1983. In 1984 both of these units powered the Sk... (more)

The rolling signboard that once announced to passengers at Denver Union Station where they could travel west on the Rio Grande Zephyr is preserved at the Colorado Railroad Museum at Golden.