Conrad Yelvington always has interesting power at it's facilities. Taken from public road.

Veteran Alco RS-1 GMRC 405 pulls out of Riverside yard with the newly painted VTR 209, one of several geeps that Vermont Railway is currently repainting to their red corporate color scheme.

CMRR 401 is seen tied down in Kingston attached to its consist of converted flat cars used for excursions. This locomotive was originally built for Illinois Terminal and now wears a vibrant NYC-in... (more)

Hartford & Slocomb Railroad Alco RS1 #913 sits on static display at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum in Chatanooga in 2018. She was built as Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay #913 in 1951.

The Vermont Rail Systems DASW (Bellows Fall Switcher) crew is seen using the 1951 Alco RS-1 built for the Rutland Railroad. As they finish their work day they are bringing VRS 207 over the stone a... (more)

H&S 913 on display in its faded out paint , unit is ex ASAB 913.

Nearly seventy-one years after rolling out of the factory in Schenectady, Green Mountain (originally Rutland) 405 is still pulling revenue trains on home rails. Although used sparingly, today the ... (more)

The Bellows Falls Switcher is seen crossing the Connecticut River from North Walpole, NH to Bellows Falls, VT. The Alco RS-1 still in revenue service 71 years after rolling out of Schenectady is h... (more)

Johnson Railway Services has been providing locomotives to CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This Alco RS1 was built for the Washington Terminal Railroad in 1951 as WATC #63. It later worked as ... (more)

GMRC 405 approaches the yard at Bellows Falls, VT. The veteran Alco RS-1 is filling in as the DASW switcher while the regular loco is being serviced

Former Alco RS-1 locomotive is at the CSX yard in Cayce, SC. Johnson Railway Services has been providing locomotives to CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This old American Locomotive Company RS1... (more)

SARX 53-910 leads a line of vinage locomotives at Oak Ridge Tn.

Conrad Yelvington's locally famous RS1 rests at their facility in the evening sunshine. Taken from public road. The Alco is used on an 'as needed" basis.

Not related to the current Indiana Eastern, the original Indiana Eastern served the towns of Shirley, Knightstown, and Carthage, Indiana. The slide is not labelled with a location, but I believe t... (more)

Back in the times whim Genesee & Wyoming orange was limited to a small area in upstate New York, G&W RS1 42 idles in the yard in Retsof, New York.