White River Division

Welcome, follow along with George Dutka in his journal which documents the additions and future thoughts for the HO scale White River Division model railroad and to his continuing historical New England railroad research. The White River Division is now in its 17th modeler's season. The "modeler's season" runs from November to April each year. Inspiration comes from the Boston and Maine, Rutland and Central Vermont Railway during the 1950's with additional posts by Don Janes and Peter Mumby.

Friday, 18 November 2016

CP Alco's in Vermont

CP 8400 in the classic maroon and gray. Gord Taylor photo

Here is a group of four CP Alco's that once roamed through Vermont. They are from the Gord Taylor collection. Gord did not add much details to the slides and the dates stamped on are not ledge-able...George Dutka

Newport, Vt.

Newport, Vermont, Gord Taylor photo.

2 comments:

John Bruce18 November 2016 at 10:32
As far as I can tell, the RS-2s stayed north of Wellsville, but when I railfanned WRJ in the 1960s, later Alco road switchers and FPAs were routine on the daily CP freight into town there, as well as FP7s.
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