A trio of Class 101 locomotives lead a train into Skagway.

Decorated for the 4th of July, WP&Y 73 returns to the shops after hauling passengers to Fraser and back

Ready for the 4th; The WP&YR 73 assisted in controlling traffic during the Skagway 4th of July parade, with the WP&YR 73 positioned across State St.

Mikado #73 is getting prepared at the Skagway WPY shops for her next journey up to the White Pass.

No, it really is not a model railroad! Consolidation #40 was leased in 2000 from the Georgetown Loop to celebrate the WP&Y centennial. Here, she powers a special photo freight.

WPY #108 has just arrived at the Skagway shops with a Bernd Seiler photo freight train.

White Pass Archaeology: WPY #60. Sitting on a bluff near the north end of the White Pass Yard in Skagway is one very forlorn-looking, little 10-wheeler with a rather odd story to tell. ... (more)

The Gila Monster. The beefy-looking, outside frame locomotive you see here is White Pass Consolidation #69, a Baldwin product built for this line back in 1908. When purchased, she was one... (more)

Inseparable. White Pass Mikado #73 takes Rotary #1 in tow for a reverse run around the loop track in the Skagway Yard. After returning from a day of plowing, the Rotary Fleet was typicall... (more)

Got Alcos? In the world of tourist railroading, the White Pass & Yukon is a powerhouse. In their short, May thru September operating season, this narrow gauge railroad has run as many as 4... (more)

White Pass Icons Reborn. During the Spring 2011 Rotary Run at the WP&YR, the power for our chase train was this pristine-looking pair of shovel-nose, GE 90 Class Locomotives, seen here at t... (more)

Heading for the Hills - The White Pass & Yukon's "rotary fleet" consisting of vintage snowplow #3 (Cooke - 1899) blasts out of town trailed by twin steam locomotives #73 (Baldwin 2-8-2 blt.... (more)

Servicing Stop - Glacier Siding. Rotary#1's Fireman stands atop her tender to assist the crew of a White Pass Work Train in rigging the standpipes to water his engine. Anticipating the ne... (more)

Servicing Stop - Glacier Siding. With just about 6 miles to go to White Pass, the crew of the mighty Rotary #1 goes about the business of servicing their machine, while the locomotive crews... (more)

East Fork of the Skagway River - Bridge 5A. On the way up the mountain each day, our White Pass Chase Train crew made it a point to stop at several scenic vistas, to allow us to photograph ... (more)