Capitol Commuter. Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) SC-44 no. 80 (Siemens Charger, 2016-present) is seen on the end of Penn Line train 677 at Washington Union Station. Other... (more)

Second Rebuild. Amtrak 798, a model 2GS12B-R built by National Railway Equipment, is seen shuffling around Washington Union Station. This locomotive and its siblings were rebuilt by NRE... (more)

Lone Locomotive. Amtrak ACS-64 no. 608 (Siemens Amtrak Cities Sprinter, 2012-2016) is seen creeping in to Washington Union Station, where it will couple onto the consist of No... (more)

Capitol Switcher. Amtrak locomotive 597, a model 2GS12B-R genset built by National Railway Equipment in 2014, is seen shuffling around Washington Union Station, where it works moving eq... (more)

Cardinal at K. Amtrak ACS-64 no. 655 (Siemens, 2012-2016) is seen leading train 51 - the westbound Cardinal - into Washington Union Station, passing "K" Tower as it ent... (more)

Around Union Station. An inbound Red Line train made up of 6000-series cars (Alstom, 2005-2007) is seen approaching H St NE, below which it will dive underground to arrive at Union Stat... (more)

Union Station Quadfecta. MARC, VRE, Amtrak, and Metrorail trains are seen north of Union Station, capturing all four passenger railroads that operate through Union Station.

"Amtrak Avelia Liberty Departs Washington Union" Amtrak's brand new Alstom Avelia Liberty (Acela 21) highspeed trainset departs Washington Union Station towards Ivy City Yard.

A Safe Team On Time. Amtrak 931 (Phase III, AEM-7) sits outside the shed at Washington Union Station on June 22, 1992, with K Tower in the background to the right, and sister MARC AEM-7 4902 to th... (more)

One of Amtrak's United Aircraft Turbotrains poses at Washington Union Station while working what had to be its strangest assignment, the Washington-Parkersburg (WV) Potomac Special over the B&O. T... (more)

Party like it’s 1976! Phase III had just been introduced to Amtrak’s fleet and Phase II was very much still in evidence. But in truth this was on the night of Sunday, February 3, 2019 at Washi... (more)

Ready to leave Washington with the New York section of the "Southern Crescent". Trespassing? Yep.

The new workhorses of the Northeast Corridor, Siemens' ACS-64 locomotives, rest at Washington Union Station in this early March 2017 view.

As seen from Washington Union Station's track No. 30, a quartet of Siemens-built ACS-64 locomotives rest in-between passenger trains on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.

The crew of train 98 detrain at Washington as ACS-64 #643 startsup, ready to pull the train north to New York Penn.