ATSF 92 makes some yard moves under a colorful sunset at IRMs night operations.

ATSF 4-8-4 No.3751 with the Goodhart Productions Photo Charter to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon comes to a stop at the classic Station. In conjunction with the NRHS the Grand Canyon Special wa... (more)

ATSF 4-8-4 No.3751 with the Grand Canyon Special crosses the Colorado River at Topock Arizona. In conjunction with the NRHS the 3751 will visit the Grand Canyon on it's swing through the Southwest... (more)

"Last Hoorah!" Shortly before the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society began the FRA required 15 year rebuild of AT&SF #3751 they hosted a night photo shoot at the Amtrak 8th Stree... (more)

Classic Santa Fe caboose no. 999363 flies past the Carrollton, MO station on an eastbound intermodal hotshot on Santa Fe's busy double track mainline between Kansas City and Chicago during the fin... (more)

Santa Fe GP20 no. 3045 is reduced to switching chores at Ft. Madison, IA in June 1986. A crew goes to work at the small yard near the depot.

Santa Fe GP20 no. 3157 sports the yellow warbonnet scheme on an icy January day at Corwith Yard in Chicago. Dress blue units were certainly still viewable at this time as well.

Santa Fe 306C heads up a cluster of F units for the Super Chief at Archer Avenue in Chicago. As seen to the left this is the early Amtrak era, and some of the former Santa Fe passenger cars sport ... (more)

Caught between rain showers, the local station's ticket agent is seen patiently waiting for the conductor to return from walking his train. In reality, its a rather dry night (something we've gott... (more)

Warbonnet At Dawn. After nearly a decade of being on display in the California State Railroad Museum's main building, ATSF 347C and it's accompanying "B" unit, F3B 347B, find thei... (more)

Santa Fe power is gathered at Richmond, CA on Pearl Harbor Day 1985. SD45 5311 shares space with GP35 2887 and another GP35. The latter GP35 sports snow shields and flare shields on the roof to li... (more)

Santa Fe GP20s nos. 3158 and 3148 pose at Corwith Yard in January 1976. The "Dress Blue" road switcher scheme was certainly handsome and the GP20s would have been among the first units d... (more)

Santa Fe GP9U no. 2246 is coupled to its switching slug at Corwith Yard. The origin of this slug is unknown to me, other than it appears to be a former EMD switcher. The 2246 was built as ATSF 734... (more)

Santa Fe GP39-2 no. 3663 poses for a portrait on an icy January day at Corwith Yard, Chicago. During this period one could enjoy the bright yellow/blue warbonnet color scheme operating with a numb... (more)

Santa Fe no. 6607 shows off her relatively new paint scheme on the point of a freight at Joliet, IL. A U30CG stolen from passenger service trails.