Freshly painted Santa Fe exAmtrak SDP40F redesignated by Santa Fe as an SDF40 sits at Santa Fe's Hobart diesel facility ready for work.

At Cameron, Santa Fe 5211 West grinds its way up the defile that leads from the Mojave Desert into the Tehachapi Valley.

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 is roughly 90 miles into its epic 2200-mile journey from Los Angeles to Chicago. The train is seen near Alray, in Cajon Pass, on August 30th, 1992.

Combo Santa Fe Amtrak special to celebrate the centennial of the high desert communities of Victorville, Hesperia and Barstow shown returning to LA at Helendale

Santa Fe FP45 No. 100, wearing its new "Super Fleet" paint, leads a 971 train as it climbs toward tunnel 3.

Three GP35s and a smokin' GP30 round the curve as they bring a manifest freight to the summit of Cajon Pass on December 27th, 1985. Lead engine 2853 is the former Santa Fe 3353, originally Santa ... (more)

Santa Fe's Duvall unit sulpher train was returning empty to Sulpher Springs passing through Burris

Santa Fe director special Hobart Yard

Power short in the late '70s, the Santa Fe leased some GPs from the Chessie System, as can be seen by the two GP40s trailing ATSF SD40 5004. To avoid numbering confusion, a 9 was placed over the 3... (more)

Back for the first time in many years, the ATSF 3751 begins its backup move out of Fullerton Railroad Days.

Trinidad did not rate a larger, mission-style station like Raton, but that did not prevent the Santa Fe from proudly proclaiming the station's town and owner with large neon signs. Sadly, the stat... (more)

Santa Fe 5164 is on the point of a Texas-bound Burlington Northern coal train as it leaves Trinidad, CO. The AT&SF unit is crossing its own rails (the Raton Pass line) as it hits the diamond.

"Condemned" Santa Fe Chief boxcar 32150 sits among the trees near the east end of the BNSF Clovis yard. On the other side of the trees and only a couple hundred yards away, is the busy BNSF Trans... (more)

Santa Fe F7A-B-B-B-A 314 eastbound Super Chief/El Capitan at Barstow, California. No photographer listed on slide.

The ATSF 1024 looks good splitting a pair of semaphore signals as it rests on display at its newest location greeting drivers coming into La Junta. This spot will become home to the city’s futu... (more)