ATSF 7439 waiting for its next call @ Argentine

A Santa Fe westbound manifest train In the Crookton cutoff taken from my friend Dons Airplane

The Sentinels of the Prairies

A sunrise look at the famed 'last semaphore' at MP 706. Now gone, these two signals were the easternmost blades on the Raton Subdivision for year... (more)

A freshly-painted Santa Fe EMD GP20 sits at the railroad’s locomotive facility at Corwith Yard in Chicago, Illinois, on November 22, 1986.

Santa Fe C44-9w 622 leads a eastbound up the last few yards of grade to crest the Arizona divide at Riordan on a beautiful fall morning in 1994 sadly the Santa Fe had only one year left

Former Santa Fe 2900 Class Northern no. 2912 sits on display at the Pueblo Railway Museum.

Santa Fe’s 301 train, a Kansas City to Chicago mainline local, rolls along a trackside pond approaching Leeds, Illinois, on May 30, 1992. An all-EMD line up behind lead EMD GP30 No. 2772 include... (more)

Former Santa Fe FP45 no. 97 sits on display at the Museum of the American Railroad in Frisco, TX.

Glory days on the Santa Fe As GP60m 113 leads a solid set of warbonnets out of Abo Canyon at Scholle NM in July 1991

A-B-B-A warbonnets
A westbound Santa Fe piggyback train crosses Abo Arroyo on Bridge 871.7 in Abo Canyon between Scholle and Sais, New Mexico, on June 2, 1995. Bridge 871.7 is the third... (more)

ATSF 2342 is seen at Belen, NM, in 1994.

An ATSF SD45 leads two rebuilt SD26s on a Unit Sulfur train through Brenham on its way south to Galveston. These ATSF trains in the 70s were always a fun catch and had interesting power. While the... (more)

An A-A-B-A set of Santa Fe F7 units sits with an eastbound freight in Slaton, Texas while a westbound is ready to go and a Baldwin switcher stands nearby. Slaton was about 17 miles from Lubbock w... (more)

At Dallas Union Station AT&SF E3A #11 built in 1941 and two of the 1953 rebuilt E8M's 82A-83 arrived at Dallas on No.11 KANSAS CITIAN, at 7:50 am December 21, 1962, after a 1083 mile trip that ... (more)

#95 under the stars.