Rio Grande Southern 20 is a historic steam locomotive built in 1899 by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in New York. It originally went to work for the Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad. After the F&CC shut down in 1915, the 20 was sold to the Rio Grande Southern, remaining in service between Durango and Ridgeway, Colorado until the RGS was officially shut down in 1952. Today, the locomotive is owned by the Colorado Railroad Museum. In addition to making trips around the museum grounds, the lo

RGS Steam Engine pulls freight train! 🚂: Rio Grande Southern #20 🪨: Coal Burning 🚂: 4-6-0 🛤️: 36” narrow gauge 🚂: Schenectady Locomotive Works | 1899 📸: August | 2021 🚂: #steamtrain #locomotive #machine #railway #railroad #trains #railfan #steamlocomotive #antique #history #Americana #vintage | TrainChasers

Rio Grande Narrow Gauge action out of Durango, Colorado - in the 1950s! Amazing rare film! From the Charles Smiley show "Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Remembrances". rfd.video/RGNG | Railfan Depot

The Southern No. 2601 diesel locomotive, purchased by Southern Railway in 1963, was one of 120 such locomotives the company ordered over two years, workhorses that pulled fast freight trains. Check out the history in our latest #NCLearn video, then see the No. 2601 pulling the museum's on site train ride this weekend at the museum that moves you. Ticlets amd information are avialable at www.nctrans.org. | N.C. Transportation Museum