Vermont Rail System train RDHJ, led by VTR 431 and recently repainted GP38-2 201, pass through Clarendon VT with cars for interchange with CSX at Hoosick Jct.

Vermont Railway GP38-2 206, to be named later at a ceremony in Burlington, pauses on the turntable in North Walpole NH.

Vermont Railway GP38-2 201, one of two purchased new by the railroad, basks in the morning sun in North Walpole NH.

The American Association of Private Railroad Cars, American Autumn Explorer III, makes it's way to Riverside yard in Rockingham. At Riverside, the cars will be serviced, then the train backed int... (more)

Next one out of the paint booth in North Walpole is the VTR 207. Photo taken with permission.

Fresh out of the shop....... VTR 208 basks in the moonlight on the turntable in North Walpole NH. Photo taken with permission.

Fresh out of the shop....... VTR 208 takes a spin on the turntable in North Walpole NH. Photo taken with permission.

Fresh out of the shop....... VTR 313 takes a spin on the turntable in North Walpole NH. The 313 still needs some mechanical work before it hits the road, so for now it will be stored inside. Photo... (more)

Freshly painted Vermont Rail System 209 gets a little help GMRC 405 on on it's first trip out of the paint booth.

Freshly painted Vermont Rail System 209 basks in the afternoon sun in North Walpole NH.

Taking advantage of the long days in June and suspended Amtrak service, I was able to get New England Central train 323 crossing the Connecticut River, as it makes it's way north to Saint Albans.

Aerial tree trimming along the New England Central is currently underway. The project will take the crews from Vernon VT to Saint Albans VT and is expected to take three months.

Pan Am heritage GP9's B&M 77 and MEC 52 pose for night photos at the Glory Days of the Railroad festival in White River Junction VT. http://www.railpictures.net/photos/shaun_mcginnis/

Greenwich & Johnsonville lettered RS-3 4116 crosses the Owl Kill River as it approaches Eagle Bridge where they will interchange cars with Pan Am train RJ-1. http://www.railpictures.net/photos/... (more)

On a gorgeous fall afternoon, Batten Kill RS 3 number 4116 crosses the Hoosic River at Eagle Bridge NY. Built in 1952, this Greenwich & Johnsonville lettered Alco is still earning her keep not to ... (more)