Two notable locomotives are at Klamath Falls, Oregon on a June evening in 2002. The Olympic SD70M was enroute to Dunsmuir, California for display during the local Railroad Days. Although the GE lo... (more)

Led by an SD45R in a fresh coat of SPSF "Kodachrome" paint, a westbound train awaits opposing traffic in Texum siding. Once the mainline is clear, the train will depart Klamath Falls for... (more)

AMTK 14 leads the northbound Coast Starlight along Klamath Lake, OR. Mt. Shasta in the background.

AMTK 320 leads the southbound Coast Starlight at Klamath Falls, OR.

Under threatening skies, two brand-new SD70Ms on an eastbound train await a rested crew.

Three SD40-2s lead a Z train south on the Shasta Route. Typical for the period, they started life on three different railroads - C&NW, D&RGW, and UP.

A baretable heads south on the BNSF Gateway Subdivision during a quiet summer morning. In the distance, Mt. Shasta dominates the landscape. The lead unit was rebuilt from a Rio Grande SD45.

The railroad that never was - a westbound lead by a tunnel motor wearing the SPSF scheme is about to pass the only caboose Southern Pacific painted for the never-consummated merger.

Roughly fifteen minutes out of Klamath Falls, the southbound Swift RoadRailer train rolls through the Klamath Basin.

The southbound Swift RoadRailer awaits a crew to take the train to Keddie on BNSF's Gateway Subdivision.

The only SP caboose painted for the SPSF merger pauses on a summer evening in 1988 at Klamath Falls, Oregon.

One of the last southbound RoadRailer trains operated by Union Pacific on the Shasta Route nears a crew change at Klamath Falls.

When the Klamath Cogeneration Plant was built, the generators were delivered by rail. An extra BNSF yard job shoves the large loads to the plant site for delivery. The train is passing through Col... (more)

Klamath Falls bills itself as Oregon's City of Sunshine. On a clear fall day, two southbound BNSF trains await a call for a trip to Keddie.

The first southbound Swift RoadRailer train operated by BNSF between the Northwest and Southern California highballs Wocus siding on UP's Cascade Subdivision. Given the Santa Fe’s legacy of inte... (more)