As a follow up to my previous post from April 26, it's worth noting that the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden is conducting a symposi...

Every once in a while, an e-mail from the contact form catches my eye, like this one: Dear Colorado Railroads, Wasn't there a line ru...

In the twilight of the narrow gauge era of the Denver & Rio Grande Western, the Monarch Branch had the rare distinction of being standar...

Photo of the Day: Mike Danneman It is 1984, and the Climax local has just returned to the two-mile high city of Leadville under threat o...

Photo of the Day: James Belmont With the weather turning colder again, it's only fitting for the mind to turn to the one thing that ...

The cooler weather of last week calls to mind that autumn is approaching and with it, the fall colors returning to the high country. Now, as...

A new video of contemporary steam on the historic Rio Grande Railroad is not that hard to find any year, mostly because of the fine work by ...

As a finishing touch to the featured article on the 3600s, Dave Straight placed his photo "Sadness on a Sunday Morning." I can...

In 1978, more years lay behind the Rio Grande Zephyr in its brief existence than in front of it. A truncated version of a prestigious an...

Drew Jacksich makes his debut here with Photo of the Day. Mr. Jacksich gets around if a quick tour of his flickr site is any indication. Hi...

Mike Armstrong is a photographer and videographer , posting on YouTube as CoasterFan2105 . His body of work has grown quite a bit. So, as a...