She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes. The 315 traverses Windy Point before arriving at Cumbres.

Laying on the smoke for the Railfans.... 487 Climbs Tanglefoot Curve under a smoke screen only the Steam Fan could appreciate.

489 is steamed up and fit with a plow to lead tomorrows flanger special for photographers on the east end of the CT&S.

Westbound around Los Pinos loop. In the old days this used to be a really dramatic location with a sweeping curve in a beautiful mountain meadow, but these days unless you want a number of rather... (more)

Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Locomotive Number 486 Leads the Morning Train to Cascade Canyon North through the Rocky Mountains just outside of Durango Colorado.

After A trip to the Cascade Canyon and back, the DSNG 482 Arrives back in Downtown Durango. The DSNG 482 has a wheel arrangement of 2-8-2 and was built by Baldwin in 1925 as DRGW 482.

This image is a bit of an experiment. This is just a very small portion of the full frame (thus some noise), and not the image I was trying to get. But the distant mountains looked nice, as did ... (more)

The 315 sits in front of the coal and sand tower in Chama during a night time photo op.

In the shadow of its own plume the day's run from Chama fights the grade as it nears the (then) newly reopened Lobato Trestle.

My first encounter with former D&RGW narrow gauge railroading came on a C&TS excursion from Antonito to Chama on a beautiful September day.

464, coupled to the 5 pm train, almost ready to depart.

On a brisk Dec. 21, 1963 at Chama, N.M., D&RGW 2-8-2 493 has another Mikado, 488, in tow as the two of them head for the wye to turn and then take a 3rd cut of cars up to Cumbres Pass summit, and ... (more)

Having just left Chama, N.M., D&RGW 488 (with a helper on the rear) gets a run at Cumbres grade with the second turn of the day, Dec. 20, 1963. In those days it usually required three trains to ... (more)

50 years ago D&RGW's eastbound freight led by Mikado 493 took water at Gato, Colo. between Durango and Chama on Dec. 19, 1963. It was the last winter D&RGW operated its narrow gauge lines, and th... (more)

The smallest caboose I have seen. Looks like something on a HO Gauge layout.