Connecticut Southern CSO-4 with a 4 unit lashup of EMDs and GEs plus 66 cars passes in Windsor on a spring afternoon.

On a spring May morning in 2021, Connecticut Southern CSO-4 passes over the Farmington River in Windsor.

Connecticut Southern train CSO-4 powered by a GP38-2 and a B23-7R rolls south through Windsor in plentiful sunshine.

While you can't feel it by looking at the picture, it was a bone-chilling 13 degrees as a 57 car Connecticut Southern CSO-4 passes over its namesake river between Enfield and Windsor Locks. The tr... (more)

Connecticut Southern Hartford-West Springfield turn CSO-4 headed north over the Farmington River Bridge in Windsor. CSOR GP38-2 2011 and B39-8E are pulling 62 cars north to West Springfield to int... (more)

Connecticut Southern CSO-4 (West Springfield, MA - Hartford, CT) rolls through Windsor with a short train.

On a gorgeous fall afternoon in Southern New England, a pair of matching Genesee & Wyoming GP38-2s bring Connecticut Southern CSO-4 across its namesake river, between Enfield and Windsor Locks.

On the first of February in Windsor, Connecticut Southern CSO-4 makes its way back to Hartford after picking up seven cars at CSX’s West Springfield yard.

A pair of matched GP38-2s lead Connecticut Southern CSO-4 in Enfield. The former New Haven Railroad Warehouse Point Depot is visible on the far right.

Connecticut Southern GP38-2 and a SD40-2 lead CSO-4 towards Hartford, passing through the Hayden section of Windsor.

An early morning light snow has dusted the area, as Connecticut Southern CSO-1 heads back to West Springfield yard, passing the Volvo dealer in North Haven.

On Black Friday, Connecticut Southern GP38-2 2011 leads CSO-1 south, passing Berlin station.

Connecticut Southern CSO-1 passes through North Haven in the late afternoon sunlight, on its way south towards Cedar Hill yard.

The New England Central Railroad night White River Junction, Vermont, switcher, symbol #602, is seen northbound back into the home terminal on November 17, as it passes the Vermont Rail System yar... (more)

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue... Got it covered on November 16 at White River Junction, while New England Central Railroad's White River Junction local train 60... (more)