Long before buffer cars were as common as they are today, a pair of Rio Grande GP9s move a tank car of nitric acid (bracketed by mill gondolas) for Trojan Explosives in Spanish Fork. D&RGW train #... (more)
Rio Grande train #142 ascends the 0.8% grade of the eastward main track along the Mapleton Bench east of Springville. The 142 was a daily tonnage freight that forwarded cars interchanged with the ... (more)
A Rio Grande work train glides west with a train of air dump cars, bound for rip rap loading on the Pipe Mill Spur in Vineyard. The snowy flanks of 9088 ft. Maple Mountain loom in the background, ... (more)
Soon after the Rio Grande Zephyr was discontinued in April 1983, the trio of F9s were assigned to haul ballast trains throughout the D&RGW system. Here the trio of beautiful F units and GP30 #3010... (more)
A pair of Rio Grande GP9s set out a tank car of nitric acid at Trojan Explosives in Spanish Fork, Utah. Conductor Neal Thorpe is on the ground, directing the procedure as D&RGW train #666 makes a ... (more)