I believe there will always be an Alco RS-1 numbered 405 as long as I live. This locomotive and train were on display for those of us who took the Railway Enthusiasts fan trip to Bellows Falls in ... (more)

T'was a bit cold outside so many of us waited inside in the waiting room. But this did not stop me taking pictures.

The afternoon 'Green Mountain Express' leaves Bellows Falls on its run to Chester Depot. The loco retains its former Rutland Railroad number and paint scheme. A photo by the late M.J. Fox.

Amtrak Vermonter appoaches newly enlarged BF tunnel heading to Palmer interchange.The tunnel goes beneath Bridge St. of this historic New England town.

From the collection of Joe Geronimo

GMRC 305 plows its way down the Green Mountain railroad main with train 263, the Rutland-Bellows Falls turn on St. Patricks day '07.

As the foliage season winds down Green Mountain Alco RS-1 #405 brings a trainload of leaf peepers back to Bellows Falls from Chester VT.

Green Mountain 405 ready to depart for Chester

The morning excursion returns from Chester as it rolls along between US Route 5 and the Connecticut River on final approach to Bellows Falls station.

The Green Mountain flyer departs Bellows Falls station and crosses over a portion of the Connecticut River as they head north-west for Chester, VT with a train full of leaf peepers enoying the bea... (more)

The Green Mountain Flyer runs along side the Connecticut River returning to Bellows Falls station from Chester,VT with a train load of leaf peepers enjoying the foliage on this beautiful day.

The engineer and conductor of the Green Mountain Flyer have a crew briefing prior to their 2:30PM departure from Bellows Falls with a sold out 7 car train to Chester.

There are 180,000 railroaders employed in the United States. It is through their hard work and commitment that the goods and services we use everyday are so readily available. Pictured here is t... (more)