The Denver Rock Island Railroad's 1083 (SW1500) shares the road with some heavy trucks as they drop off a box car to a client.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 heads to the small yard in North Denver to move a cut of cars.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 moves a cut of box cars along a busy Franklin Street in Denver, Colorado.

The crew of the Denver Rock Island Railroad reposition their SW1500 as they get ready to move a cut of box cars to a client in the Stockyards area of Denver, Colorado.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad crews cross over Packinghouse Road when delivering loads to clients, and often have to put up with impatient drivers. They do a great job trying to protect the dri... (more)

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 drops off a string of cars to a customer on Packinghouse Road.

One of the Denver Rock Island Railroad's newest additions is DRIR 88, a former Mount Hood GP9.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW8 makes a run towards an industrial area in north Denver, Colorado.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's 02 (former Mount Hood Railroad GP38-2) works a small yard in the central part of the Denver, Colorado.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad is not operating out of their new facility which is just north of the Stockyards redevelopment. DRIR 88 (a former Mount Hood Railroad GP9) sits with the other swit... (more)

Visitors to the Stockyards area of Denver, Colorado will hardly notice the place as compared to what is seen in this image. Gone are the tracks, the trees, the buildings and even the water tower ... (more)

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP9 works to sort cars in an intense snow storm.

Snow is falling as the Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP9 moves a cut of cars in a small yard in the Denver area known as The Stockyards.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad has moved their operations center to a new facility in the Stockyards Area. They now have the ability to do light maintenance indoors if needed.

Here we see two of the Denver Rock Island Railroad's switcher engines. DRIR 88 is a GP9R and DRIR 1083 (on the right) is a SW1500.