The Carolinian pulls into Cary as they pass the Page-Walker Hotel in the late afternoon.

The First Metroliner. Amtrak Metroliner cab car no. 9645 is the lead unit on Keystone Service train 649 seen rapidly approaching New Brunswick Station in the Northeast Corridor. ... (more)

Splitting the 'up rights' of a retired SP signal bridge, Amtrak's westbound California Zephyr works up stream in the Truckee River Canyon just above Floriston. Leader 174 wears Amtrak's new phase ... (more)

The Carolinian departs the station at Selma behind a clean P42. The train is coming off of the NS NC Line and onto the CSX South End Sub.

Wrecked Amtrak P42 9 sits outside the shop at Beech Grove.

Wrecked Amtrak P42 28 sits outside the shop at Beech Grove.

An Amtrak San Diegan set sits in Los Angeles Union Station awaiting its next run (I assume south, as the one going to Santa Barbara was on another track). F40PH #229 was built in May of 1975 and w... (more)

An Acela trainset (Hornell, NY to Philadelphia, PA) travels East through Upstate New York in filtered afternoon sunshine.

Diesel Diving Down. Amtrak P32AC-DM no. 713 is seen leading train 49, the westbound Lake Shore Limited down into the Line 2 tunnel under the East River as it makes its way from S... (more)

Had a Prime opportunity to catch an Acela trainset move to the North east corridor. Passing i003 with a heavy load of Amazon traffic.

Many wrecked/dead Amtrak P42s sit outside the shop at Beech Grove. Amtrak heritage units 66 and 156, both of which are wrecked, as well as Veterans unit 42 are included in the group.

The Silver Star comes off the connection between NS and CSX at Selma with a pair of Chargers.

The Auto Train hustles north through Kenly, several hours behind schedule.

Two classes of General Electric passenger power head the Southwest Chief and the Sunset Limited at Los Angeles Union Terminal on December 28, 1994.

"Passing Phase at Hayden"

On April 6th, 2024, Amtrak Phase III Heritage P42DC 145 leads southbound Hartford Line Train 463 at Hayden Interlocking on the MRS (Hartford) Line ... (more)