We call it muzzle, mist and drizzle, the reason we avoid the northeast, that seems everpresent but maybe just when we visit. The gloom lifted a bit for a shot of this former D&H unit on the doome... (more)

Former D&H unit named "Morrisville" sadly could not keep this bucolic operation going. RIP

Lamoillle Valley Railroad RS-3s 7801 (the former Delaware & Hudson 4068) and 7803 (ex-D&H 4071) were photographed by Ed Robinson in Morrisville, Vermont, in June 1983. (Craig Walker Collection)

Lamoille Valley RS3m 7805 moves some snow while travelling eastward at Miles Pond, Vermont.

Bucking snow at a grade crossing, the daily Lamoille Valley Train passes through North Concord, Vermont.

Late on a December afternoon in Vermont, the daily Lamoille Valley train rolls east along the Moose River at Concord, Vermont.

Lamoille Valley’s St. Johnsbury, Vermont – Whitefield, New Hampshire train skirts the Moose River at East St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

Lamoille Valley’s St. Johnsbury, Vermont – Whitefield, New Hampshire train passes through the scenery at East St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

A Lamoille Valley crew has grabbed its cars in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, and is departing to travel over former Maine Central Mountain Division to Whitefield, New Hampshire.

Lamoille Valley RS3m 7805 goes to work in the classic industrial environment in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

Lamoille Valley RS3m 7805, the Willard E Little, gets warmed up on a December afternoon in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. After the Maine Central embargoed its Mountain Division, the 27 miles from... (more)

A six-car Lamoille Valley train departs the Central Vermont yard in St. Albans, Vermont. A Canadian National van and a Central Vermont S4 in the left distance provide evidence of both of LVRC’s ... (more)

Lamoille Valley chopped-nose RS3 7809 arrives at St. Albans, VT, with the freight from Morrisville. At this time the LV was utilizing trackage rights over the Central Vermont to interchange at the... (more)

Lamoille Valley’s train to St. Albans enters the Central Vermont trackage.

Things were fairly quiet in Central Vermont’s St. Albans yard when a Lamoille Valley caboose hop arrived from the east. Alone CN M420 is waiting to work its way back north of the border.