The large GMRC 264 job approaches the Route 103 crossing in Proctorsville on it's trip over the mountain back to Rutland

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

VTR's own "smurf" makes an appearance on the Green Mountain 264 road job as it passes Proctorsville on it's way back to Rutland

264 is seen passing through Proctorsville on 10/8/2020

GMRC 263 at the Rt 103 crossing as it heads east towards Bellows Falls. VTR 308, VTR 431, GMTX 2663.

GMRC 264 is seen approaching Ludlow as it exits the village of proctorsville. The train is lead by four of the eight state leased GP38-2's for the Middlebury tunnel detours

On August 12th, I was informed that GMRC 263 left Rutland with a pair of former Boston & Maine GP40-2s and big red SD70ACe 432. Here in Proctorsville I waited for it, after a little while, he came... (more)

The last Vermont Rail Systems "Foliage Extra" heads West crossing the 1897 bridge at Proctorsville and coming into the residential area of the town.

The "Foliage Extra heads South through the small town of Proctorsville, VT.

The "Foliage Extra passes Imerys Talc Plant in Proctorsville, VT.

The VRS slurry train heads South crossing Route 103 in Proctorsville.

Running on the final weekend of the 2018 Green Mountain Railroad foliage train season, the VTR GP40-2 307 is illuminated by a 20 second sun burst on an otherwise 99.9% cloud cover day, providing d... (more)

Finding some sun light coming under Rte 103.

The October 13 Green Mountain Railroad dinner train rolls through Proctorsville, Vermont, with the continued revival of Green Mountain Railroad GP9R 804 on the return to home rails this week.

Train 264 With CLP 204 leads VTR SD70M-2 #432 and 27 cars to Rutland.