Grant Genlot

MOSAIC

 

Grant has been a member of the museum since late 2004. He spends the majority of his museum time in the shop or out on the line fixing cars. He visits the museum as much as possible but indicates that it never seems to be enough.

 

Shooting an 8.1mpxl - Canon EOS 20D, he prefers to capture those shots that the general public could not normally access. Subjects might include, but are not limited to; fixing rolling-stock, track work and the performance of the general and demanding (but interesting) maintenance. Here we present a rolling mosaic of Grant's photographs, taken over an extended time period on the Museum’s campus.

 

Cannon EOS 20D

 

 

Diesel #1 waiting in Kelly Yard for its operator

 

 

 

Xian Clere flagging car#451 across Wells road

 

 

 

A model railroad layout from Winterfest

 

 

#451 rolls down the line during an inspection run after repairs had been made

 

 

George Contrada showing another volunteer basic model train maintenance

 

 

Three trains flying down the tracks on a Winterfest layout

 

 

George Contrada jacking up a weight station for transport

 

 

 

A brave group preparing to depart down the line on car 4 during Winterfest

 

 

A young train enthusiast studying a train layout - and dreams of his own

 

 

Xian Clere and George C. removing old wood and ties from the flatcar in Kelly Yard

 

 

George C.  pulling a tie off the flatcar

 

 

Chris Shaw giving a talk about the history of the car on which he is riding

 

 

Magician Jason on his unicycle and juggling during the end of the summer carnival

 

 

George Contrada signaling to Xian Clere who is operating Diesel #1

 

 

Xian Clere throwing to the Woods Barn siding

 

 

Xian Clere, Chris Shaw, and Rob Levesque replacing ties at the end of the line

 

 

Chris Shaw inspecting car 2056 as it leaves Woods Barn

 

 

Birds eye view from our line car (S193)

 

 

 If you have an interesting montage of comparable quality that you would like to see, and to have seen, on these pages - lets talk.        

Contact me at: editor@ct-trolley.org

 

 

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