Just a nice photo of this old caboose on the end of an Rio Grande Southern train. I played in it briefly as a kid when it was parked with two other cars at Ridgway, Colorado in 1958, near the old roundhouse, which was by then a sawmill. I think it ended up on the Georgetown Loop, but not sure if it is at Golden or Silver Plume now.

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No. 20 at the Museum in 1968. It may be steaming again, as will the 346 (which also worked on the RGS, both as a D&RGW engine and for the Montezuma Lumber Company).

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A very derelict Galloping Goose 2 at Ridgway in 1952, again operable today at Golden.

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Goose 4 at Telluride, the only one of the flock that has not been made operable again.

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Goose 5 at Ridgway in 1952, once again a moving piece of history.

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Ex-C&S 74, on one of the excursions, about 1949.

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And 74 parked at Ridgway, 7/52, probably just before it was shipped to Boulder. Though heavily dismantled at Strasburg (Colorado), it is not a likely candidate for operation at this time.

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Goose 7 at the Museum, in more recent years.

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RGS/GLR 0400 & RGS 0404 are at the CRRM, Golden, CO.