Saturday slurry train heading to Riverside Yard, where Pan Am will pick up.

Washington County Railroad S1 25 makes its slow way along former Montpelier & Barre trackage in Montpelier, VT, hauling a pair of New Jersey Transit commuter car bodies to Bombardier's Barre plant... (more)

The early 1980s edition of Vermont's Washington County Railroad made its living moving passenger car shells and finished products to and from Bombardier's assembly plant in Barre. Here Washington ... (more)

Vermont Rail Systems Washington County unit leads a short freight along the former CP/B&M Connecticut river line. The train will work its way North thru the changing foliage for a interchange with... (more)

The Vermont Capital District is rich with 'signs' from the heritage of granite mining that defined the area and even the rail operation. The BESW is hauling ballast to rehab the VRS Granite Distr... (more)

Paying homage to the heritage of this line - the former Barre & Chelsea 70-Tonner #14 rests on display behind the 'new' granite hauling operation that is run by the Vermont Rail System's Washingto... (more)

When not in service hauling granite loads down from Websterville or empties up to staging, the pair of motive power assigned to the VRS Granite District have been busy in work train service, as se... (more)

Running in a Pull-Pull configuration, GMRC GP9R 804 leads 5 empty gons and LLPX GP40 3003 upgrade to stage the gons on the 1740+' siding at the Lower Switchback through historic buildings near Qua... (more)

Bringing another 5-car load of granite tailings down off the mountain at Websterville, LLPX GP40 3003 and GMRC GP9R have swapped positions after running the switchback and are still heavy on the d... (more)

The southbound Newport - White River Jct turn rolls past vibrant fall colors along Crystal Lake in Northern VT on a rainy afternoon.

NPWJ rolls south toward White River Jct., approaching the summit at West Burke.

Washington County Railway's southbound train from Newport to White River Junction rolls through peak fall color in the Connecticut River Valley.

A little out of place - Washington County Railroad GP38-2 202 - typically assigned to the Washington County Railroad trackage of the Vermont Rail System in northern Vermont, is seen passing the en... (more)

In the Footprints of Legends: When shooting on Washington County’s Connecticut River Division your likely shooting in the footprints of New England legends such as Phil Hastings, Alan Thomas and... (more)

"Where the trunk means Washington County:" That's the conclusion that Ben Bachman may have come to if his pivotal two part series on the Vermont's River Line, published in the January and Febuary ... (more)