The western Arizona sky glows bright as the sun dips behind the horizon as GCRY 4960 shoves its train back into the yard in preparation for tomorrow's train.

GCRY 4960 leads the first southbound steam train of the 2018 season out Quivero after picking up the cowboys for the final leg into Williams.

On the second day of four days of steam operations to the Grand Canyon, GCRY 4960, a 2-8-2, is in charge of hauling the train back and forth to the canyon. On its return trip from the canyon, they... (more)

On a rare occasion, the Grand Canyon Railway will run their Alcos locomotives on their trains to the Grand Canyon. Per the request of a photo charter happening on the line, the Alcos pulled the Ca... (more)

GCRY 29 is back in operational service for the Grand Canyon Railway as it takes Train 3 out of Williams, towards the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Railway's steam locomotives #29 and #4960 tagged up together to provide one of the best railroading excursions this year. Here, GCRY 29 pumps out a lot of smoke as it leaves Quivero a... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's newest member to the active roster is locomotive #29. GCRY 29, a 2-8-0 steam locomotive, makes its first southbound run on the Williams Flyer train; returning its passengers... (more)

With a storm hovering over the southern rim of the Grand Canyon; the William Flyer highballs south back to Williams with the iconic 2-8-2 steam locomotive #4960 on the point. From February to Sept... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's 2-8-2 steam locomotive begins to chug out of Quivero after picking up cowboys that will entertain the passengers for the rest of the trip to Williams after spend the day at ... (more)

GCR Train #3 at Willaha.

The 3 SDP40Fs are now in California, having crossed the Colorado River from Topock, Ariz. The train is essentially ex-Santa Fe Super Chief and El Capitan cars, and it was during this winter of 19... (more)

During the stop at Jasper, former CN FP9 6507, carrying some of the first ditch lights applied in North America, gets its windshield washed and its fuel tank filled before proceeding on west to Va... (more)

488 leads the afternoon westbound into its Brunswick stop at the new "Maine Street Station." To me the new station (also the home of restaurants, a visiter's center, etc.) looks like an ugly offi... (more)

488 passes through downtown Bath, twenty minutes away from Brunswick.

People waiting in line for lobster rolls at Red's Eats turn around to watch the passenger train roll by. As you can see, traffic on Route 1 in the Wiscasset area really builds up this time of year... (more)