An empty Union Pacific coal train goes about putting its train together in the confines of the onetime Rio Grande yard and the art fi... (more)

After spotting their empty hopper train in the yard, the lead engines now head to the locomotive terminal with their DPUs on ... (more)

Returning to nearly the same spot after 6 hours of work, the “Hill Cut” and its white faced leader drift through Pueblo J... (more)

A rainbow appears briefly as this empty coal train bound for the Rawhide Mine waits for a track warrant to continue north at Pueblo Junction.

A trio of EMD SD40-2 locomotives pulls its train out of the former classification yard built in 1950 by the Santa Fe and prepares for another day working the mighty Evraz Rocky Mountain rail mill.

A pair of UP SD70M locomotives pull their empty wind tower flatcar train around a curve on the northern part of Pueblo as this Vestas bound train is almost at the UP yard where it will patiently w... (more)

Main Street of the Northwest
With a close look one finds the original heritage of this 1958 built mechanical reefer which now finds itself amongst other relics found at the more)

The power for this week’s Canon City local in the form of three UP painted GP40-2 locomotives idles away in the confines of the former Rio Grande yard while the two other geeps continue sorting ... (more)

Black diamonds bound for the state of Arizona make their way out of Pueblo and past the artwork that adorns the sides of the Arkansas River levee wall.

The daily "Hill Cut" with loads of steel plate and empty rail flatcars powers up and passes underneath I-25 as well as a loaded Union... (more)

The lead units of an empty coal hopper train have just broken their train in two and tied it down on the right. With that job done, they now head for the rear to gather up the DPU units and call ... (more)

A unique movement is afoot as a pair of aircraft parts flatcars, one of which is riding atop a MoPac lettered aircraft flat built by Thrall more)

With a fresh crew just minutes from taking over, the daily KCKDEN waits on a curved trestle that crosses the Fountain River and is clearly 617.27 miles from its starting point of Kansas City.

A pair of non-AC powered Union Pacific GE locomotives pull a rock train from the confines of Pueblo and north towards Denver. This rock was acquired from the cement plant in more)

An airplane has just taken off from Pueblo (Colo.'s) airport as Missouri Pacific's "Screamin' Eagle" on the side of GP-35 630 flies toward Pueblo with red ball freight No. 77 on April 15, 1967. ... (more)