1950's Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Steam Part-2

[@rockguitarist931]

Narrow gauge railroads are so interesting to me. Most were phased out or converted to standard gauge, but a surprising number of them continued to operate as they were originally chartered until they were abandoned or turned into tourist lines.

[@richardc7721]

As a kid this line was still hauling freight in the Four Corners area, not just in & out of Durango. They had a yard in Aztec N.M. across the street from our home, myself and other neighborhood kids used to play and climb all over the cars and engines ( when cold ) rail workers never bothered us. I still have color 8mm movies my dad took between 1960- 66.

[@camerong5513]

so good seeing the brake-man on the roof of the box car

[@66677737]

So cool to see the clip from gato. I grew up close to pagosa junction and seeing the ghost of what was made my imagination run wild. Does anyone know if there’s more footage of pagosa junction?

[@wesleyhymbaugh1450]

This Great Waching Rio Grande's Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad & Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Chama New Mexico & Durango Colorado Yay !!! 🚂 🚂 🚂 😊 😊 😊 Excellent Railroading In New Mexico & Colorado 🚂 🚂 🚂😊 😊 😊

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Rio Grande narrow gauge steam trains

[@davidjoseeduardo2917]

Ver o vidio trás muitas lembranças

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

2001/2012

[@Benthenewbie414]

ngl. It feels different to see d&rgw 487 without its snowplow as it still wears to this day

[@thunderbird1921]

How about 464? Strange to see it in the Southwest after all these years of running in Michigan.

[@tracynation2820]

Super. 💙 T.E.N.

[@neworleanssaintsfan2903]

Love it

[@burrhubbell7769]

Actually, this was well after steam was king. But I understand what you mean.

[@jacksalvin364]

When Steam was king 🚂

[@OfficialDenverRioGrandeWestern]

1:22 PEACHES 😃😃😄😃😃😃