A classic scene recreated for the Trains Magazine Passenger Charter as Vermont Railway's veteran Alco RS-1 405 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle wearing special Rutland lettering and graphics if o... (more)

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle the day after a December storm dumped up to 2 feet of snow over the area. With most of the railroad's newly painted red locomotives tie... (more)

Vermont Railway 431 and 201 lead Green Mountain Railroad train 263 over the Mill River in Cuttingsville, VT.

The American Autumn Express crosses over the famous Cuttingsville Trestle as they continue their days journey for Rutland, VT.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle with the VTR 431 leading. The last day of September shows some nice early color in the Green Mountain State.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 264 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle with a solid red lashup of the VTR 431, 307 and 206.

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the famous Cuttingsville Trestle with a solid red lashup of the VTR 307, 431 and 206.

Vermont Rail System is hosting two private rail car groups this fall, the first being a RailExeco Charter that is touring the Green Mountain Bellows Falls Subdivision, as well as the VTR Northern ... (more)

Vermont railway VTR 307 and VTR 432 are running light power over the Cuttingsville Trestle.

VTR 432 leads GMRC 264 over the Cuttingsville Trestle on the return trip from Bellows Falls to Rutland, VT.

The GMTX 2205 leads the eastbound 263 road freight across the Cuttingsville trestle. The duo of units made easy work today with the decent-sized train that they were hauling.

Vermont Railway's Rutland to Bellows Falls train GMRC 263 rumbles over the famous Cuttingsville Trestle with the VTR 307, 432 and 208

Vermont Railway's GMRC 263 crosses the Cuttingsville Trestle with the GMTX 2684 and VTR 432.

With rain & snow showers moving into the Rutland area in the distance, the GMRC 263 road freight climbs the grade across the Cuttingsville trestle.

The future of the Vermont Railway! While still wearing its GMTX outfit, If everything happens as its planned the 2687 will soon become the VTR 212, the LLPX 2334 will be the 208, and finally, the ... (more)