Step Inside History: The 10583 Red Caboose This isn’t just any caboose, it’s a piece of Colorado railroad heritage! Our restored C&S caboose 10583 once rolled through Northern Colorado. Back in the day, the caboose was the conductor’s domain, tracking cargo, watching for problems, and keeping the crew safe. These iconic red cars were the heartbeat of every freight train. The best part? You can climb aboard and explore it yourself! Feel the history beneath your feet as you step inside and imagine

Listen for the echo of the whistle! Our 120-year-old Shay No. 5 rolls along the Greenbrier River toward Durbin. Did you know? Shay No. 5 is the oldest operational Shay locomotive in the world, delivered new in November 1905 to the Cass-based West Virginia Spruce Lumber Company’s Greenbrier & Elk River Railroad. A living piece of railroading history. 🚂 | Cass Scenic Railroad

2K views · 17 reactions | The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 shut down freight traffic, sparked riots across six states, and forced the president to send federal troops. America’s first major labor uprising changed history forever. | Ancient History Revived | Facebook

35K views · 924 reactions | It was a busy day at the railroad! Passenger trains, Freight Trains, power car building, and a boxcar load of pumpkins! A lot of work has been going on behind the scenes to getting us ready for the holiday season. | Railroad Museum of New England | Facebook

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