SFMRY PCC 1077 pictured at the Ferry Building streetcar stop, with an appropriately name piece of Street Railway infrastructure in the foreground.

The San Francisco Airport people mover passes under the SFO Air Traffic Control Tower while a seagull flies above. Known as the AirTrain, it is a Bombardier CX100, and is fully automated. The AirT... (more)

It's opening day for baseball in San Francisco, as a MUNI train stops alongside AT&T Park, as seen from the fairway beneath the upper left field grandstands inside the stadium. The fans are still... (more)

A flurry of activity greets John on his first trip west. To see other views of that trip, click here

Two MUNI's briefly interrupt traffic on 27th Street in San Francisco, CA on the L Taraval line.

27th Street in San Francisco, CA is quiet with trains for only a moment as a MUNI heads towards the Pacific Ocean on the L Taraval line.

MUNI 1153 and 1018 meet. In the distance is the Pacific Ocean.

Caught with a slight pan of the camera.

Lined up for the evening rush home.

Two MUNI 1200 series cars meet on the J Church Line at Church and 18th. The photo was taken looking down from Church and 19th. The cars and the streets behind them are level. The grade on Church ... (more)

In the process of a full cosmetic restoration to match it's original San Francisco Belt Railroad livery, the unit is taken out for a test run in the yard prior to applying the yellow safety stripi... (more)

With its engine chanting, SFBR 23 pauses at the Islais Creek bridge in San Francisco. The locomotive was built in 1944 and has called San Francisco home since than. To learn more about the SFBR an... (more)

SFBR Alco S2 #23 at rest on the Quint Street Lead alongside the Caltrain Main Line.

After a quick business trip to San Francisco, I would take the Baby Bullet on the left to the BART in Millbrae to SFO for my first ever ride on this line (ironic - considering my first photograph ... (more)

An "Iron Monster," one of the last of San Francisco's famous Jewett Type B cars, grinds its way west on Market Street, passing the historic Southern Pacific Building to the right (formerly 65 Mark... (more)