Approaching the end of the Neport Running Track on the WACR Lyndonville Subdivision, the 29-car NPWJ train with the VTR GP38-2 202 (Washington Co. Railroad painted) and VTR GP40 301 are southbound... (more)

Working on building a 29-car train out of Newport, VT, the VTR GP38-2 202 (Washington Co. Railroad painted) and VTR GP40 301 are seen at the south end of the yard pulling past Yard #2 Track.

264 is completing its run over Green Mountain from Bellows Falls and is about to continue its run, as Extra 202, towards Whitehall, NY.

After stalling on the Green Mountain grade due to its heavier-than-usual 104 cars, Train 264 is back on the move towards Rutland after doubling the hill.

VTR GP38-2 202 rolls west towards Whitehall, NY to interchange its train with Canadian Pacific (D&H). The train is making a rare daylight move on this section of VTR's Whitehall-Rutland line due t... (more)

Washington County Railroad (VTR) GP38-2 202 heads across an inlet on the Connecticut River at Pompanoosuc, VT with 21 cars in tow from Newport, VT for White River Jct.

Washington County Railway's southbound train from Newport to White River Junction rolls through peak fall color in the Connecticut River Valley.

The Newport to White River Junction NPWJ train has just arrived at White River Jct. and the Washington County-painted GP38-2 - VTR 202 - is seen passing the VRS office within the wye at WRJ.

A rare 3-track meet between VTR GP38-2 202, in Washington Co. paint, GMRC GP40 302, and Pan Am GP40 352 in White River Jct. The VTR 202 is arriving with the NPWJ train from Newport, VT; the 302 i... (more)

Southbound from Newport, VT the Washington County unit runs beside a stream swollen with spring runoff.

The single blue Vermont Railway GP38-2 - lettered for subsidiary Washington County Railway - 202 - rests at White River Jct. between assignments on the WJNP/NPWJ trains of the WACR.

Washington County Railroad train WJNP is just south of it's destination of Newport, VT pictured passing some wetlands near the Connecticut River.

Washington County's northbound train WJNP (White River Jct- Newport) rounds a bend along the Connecticut River in Norwich, VT.

Plow Extra 202 passes the decommissioned signal at MP 34.8. The WACR had previously run a spreader through this section of track, but additional accumulation left the tracks covered.