ATSF 3751 races across the Mojave Desert with the Grand Canyon Limited at Hodge on the Cajon Sub.

ATSF 3751 smokes it up as it passes through Amboy on the Needles Sub with the westbound Grand Canyon Limited.

Steam engine ATSF 3751 crosses the Santa Ana River at Corona as it makes its way to Grand Canyon.

ATSF 3751 grinds uphill between Vicksburg and Salome.

ATSF 3751 heads out of Parker, AZ, offering a much easier (and safer) chase than on the BNSF at 25 mi/h.

AT&SF 3751 at Rana - AT&SF 3751 pulls the Grand Canyon Excursion Train through CP Rana on the way to a watering and service at BNSF's "A" Yard at the San Bernardino Station. Today's ... (more)

Bell ringing and whistle blowing, Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 approaches the Rosecrans Ave. grade crossing about 25 minutes into its trip to the Grand Canyon. Behind the big 1927 built Baldwin are Amtrak... (more)

A steam locomotive requires a lot of lubrication, and these oil cans resting on the backhead of Santa Fe 3751 are just a small sampling of all those required, in many different sizes. The ... (more)

ATSF 3751 leads the eastbound Grand Canyon Limited through Corona on BNSF's San Bernardino Sub at MP 26 Between the West Corona Metrolink station and the Smith street crossing.

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 blasts through the "moonscape" just north of Victorville on May 14th, 2012. The train is heading to the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 ascends Cajon Pass at Blue Cut on May 14th, 2012. The colorful train is headed to Arizona's Grand Canyon.

Over the Santa Ana River at Prado - AT&SF 3751 pulls the Grand Canyon Excursion Train over the Santa Ana River at CP Prado. Today's train will go from Los Angeles to Parker Arizona w... (more)

After attending national train day at Los Angeles Union Station, ATSF 3751 heads home, only for a short while, as the big 4-8-4 will be heading up the Grand Canyon Limited this Monday.

Santa Fe #3751 steams through Claremont on its return trip to Los Angeles after having spent the weekend at the San Bernardino Railroad Days. To see a photo of this year's (2012) train, click more)