NPWJ passes through the farm fields of Newbury as a curious bull cares more about me standing on the road than the ex B&M GP40-2 on former B&M Ttracks

GMRC 263, the daily slurry from Rutland to Bellows Falls, stops at Chester for the crew to pick up Coffee & Donuts. The improper blue leader seen just north of the station is cutting fresh trails ... (more)

A few afternoon minutes in North Bennington saw the interchange between the PanAm Southern and the Vermont Railway.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses Depot Street at Proctorsville, VT.

Vermont Railway's RDHJ (B&R job) heads south at Mount Tabor.

Vermont Railway's RDHJ (B&R job) heads south through Clarendon.

Vermont Railway's RDHJ (B&R job) passes through East Dorset in a winter landscape devoid of snow due to recent warm weather and rain but more heavy snow is forecast for tomorrow.

With Covid making the rounds among the crews at VRS, customer service requirements dictated sending a Bellows Falls-based crew to run west to Rutland and back with freight. This would be the firs... (more)

The Vermont Rail System GMRC train 263 is seen along the Williams River at Bartonsville, Vermont, through the lattice work of the Bartonsville Covered Bridge.

A full month after being pulled out of winter hibernation, the Green Mountain Railroad Alco RS-1 is still going strong in weekly freight duties for Vermont Rail System. The Alco was reactivated f... (more)

The Christmas Miracle? Vermont Rail System has found itself short of motive power this winter and gone to the bullpen to bring in the veteran reliever, Alco RS-1 405, normally reserved for excurs... (more)

Owing to an overall shortage of motive power, Vermont Rail System has brought veteran Alco RS-1 405 out of winter hibernation to perform switching duties at Bellows Falls, Vermont. The sound was ... (more)

Vermont Railway's Rutland to Bellows Falls train GMRC 263 at Mount Holly with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206

VTR 307 leads train GMRC 263 up the steep grade out of Rutland and over the Green Mountains to Bellows Falls.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Williams River at Chester with a solid red lashup of the VTR 431, 307 and 206.