Cape Cod Rails

The following photographs are of the Bay Colony Railroad, mostly taken on Cape Cod, Mass.  Click on any of the thumbnails below to view the full size file in a new window.

ex. Cape Cod Railroad GP9 1789, still wearing its CCR paint and lacking ditch lights, leads an afternoon trash train from Yarmouth through West Barnstable. Fall 1998	ex. Cape Cod Railroad GP9 1789, still in CCR paint but now sporting ditch lights, leads an afternoon trash train from Yarmouth through West Barnstable. Spring 1999	GP9 1703 (ex. Cape Cod Railroad 1789) shows off its brand new paint in Hyannis while delivering some equipment to Cape Cod Central. May 1999
GP9 1703 in Hyannis after delivering some equipment to Cape Cod Central. May 1999	GP9r 1702 and GP9 1703 make up a rare double-header on the afternoon trash train from Yarmouth, seen here in West Barnstable. May 1999	GP9 1703 (ex. Cape Cod Railroad 1789) is mostly repainted into the Bay Colony colors as it leads an afternoon trash train from Yarmouth through West Barnstable. May 1999
GP9r 1702 at the Yarmouth transfer station, preparing to depart with its train of loaded trash cars. 1999	With the railroad bridge in the raised position, the home signal on the Cape main at Canal Junction displays Stop. 1999