Locomotive #30 (Class 2-8-0) was built in 1898 by Brooks Locomotive Works of Dunkirk, NY and delivered to Colorado and Northwestern Railroad (C&N). At the time, they were among the heaviest narrow... (more)
No longer needed. Once used as a shop/yard switcher for Exporail, 70-tonner CN 30 has been replaced by more powerful and more recently acquired units, namely GP9 CP 1608 and SW1200RSm CN 13... (more)
A working wigwag signal. Exporail has a working wigwag signal and here it is operating while CN 30 (no longer used for switching at the museum) stands idle.
A three way stub switch at Exporail. CN 30 (GE 70 tonner) is in the middle of a three way stub switch at Exporail. At left is a preserved AMT generator car (AMT 603) which was built for CN ... (more)
Shutting down a 70-tonner. With the recent acquisition of CN 7300, Exporail has announced that CN 30 will be retired from active duty. Up until last year, this GE 70-tonner had been one of ... (more)
Three snow-surrounded switchstands are seen around CN 30 at Exporail, a GE 70 tonner. Behind it is an AMT generator car. At left behind the building is a CN simulator, click more)
A three-way stub switch. To the right of CN 30 and AMT 603 (generator car) at Exporail we see a three-way stub switch, not a very common sight. For more train photos, check out http://www.r... (more)