C&TS 484 (lettered as Rio Grande) passes the Chama tank headed south into the yard

489, torn down for boiler work, sits in front of the two remaining roundhouse stalls (29-May-2004)

The south side of the modern engine house (19-Oct-2002)

The Chama coaling tower - the only surviving D&RGW coal tower anywhere. As seen 1-Oct-2005

Looking northward through the Chama yard - the restroom building built in 1999 can be seen on the left.

Looking north through the Chama yard on a rainy afternoon in 2007.

The daily passenger train and the Chama depot, looking south during June 2006

RGS Goose 5 is parked in front of the two remaining roundhouse stalls on a June morning in 2006.

D&RGW 488 is pulled off a Rocky Mtn RR Club excursion in Chama, NM. The year is uncertain, but it's likely late 1950s or early 1960s. Photographer unknown.

D&RGW 498 eastbound through Chama with a freight train. Date and photographer unknown.