All aboard for Sunday Goose Rides! These popular rides aboard Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose “motor” No. 7 are returning for just six Sundays this summer and fall—August 17, 24, and 31, plus October 5, 12, and 26. Don’t miss your chance to experience this unique, self-propelled railcar and enjoy a ride aboard an iconic part of Colorado’s railroading history. This is a fun and unique opportunity for families and railfans alike! For tickets and more info, visit https://coloradorailroadmuseum.

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

The sights and sounds of history came to life this past weekend in Durango as a cadre of dedicated Museum donors climbed aboard for a special excursion over the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (D&SNGRR), pulled by the Colorado Railroad Museum’s iconic Rio Grande Southern (RGS) steam locomotive No. 20. Along with No. 20, the train’s consist was capped off by RGS caboose No. 0404, which was recently restored by the skilled crews at the D&SNGRR under contract to the Museum. (To learn more

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

JSVideo vintage 4x3 Film. On3 D&RGW / RGS layout of Greg Gray