The "Wolf" Santa Fe Southern 07 waits to depart from the Santa Fe Depot with a weekend passenger train. I have to say this "Game of Thrones" inspired paint scheme sure gets ev... (more)

Former Santa Fe and Conrail B23-7s sit rotting away on the Nashville and Western Railroad.

Santa Fe Southern GP7 07 was built by EMD in August 1952 as Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe 2744. The Santa Fe rebuilt it as a GP7u and numbered it ATSF 2234. It was eventually sold to the Texas-New ... (more)

New Management. The Santa Fe Southern Railway had been purchased by a new group a few months prior to this visit to Lamy, New Mexico on September 3, 2020. SFS GP16 93 (née-LN 414, GP7, 9/1... (more)

You know my name. While BNSF no longer comes to the station in Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe, New Mexico, it is the present day domain Santa Fe Southern Railway. SFSR 07 (GP 7u, neé ATSF 2744 GP7) an... (more)

Santa Fe Southern passenger/baggage car sits idol in the rail yard at Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe Southern caboose attached to SFS GP-16 at the Santa Fe, New Mexico rail yard station

GP-16 of the now defunct Santa Fe Southern sits side tracked at Lamy, New Mexico.

Built in 1915 by ATSF in Spanish Colonial style, this lovely Union Station is now in the National Register of historic places. At left, my family getting some info at the tourism office.

An abundance of rain over the last several months has produced fields upon fields of sunflowers. Featured is one with a now retired Santa Fe Southern locomotive in the background.

Santa Fe Southern GP16 #93, Lamy, NM. Taken from on board Amtrak's eastbound 'Southwest Chief'. My wife & I rode this train as part of a trip from Buffalo to Sacramento (on the 'Lakeshore Limited'... (more)

A old retired snowplow hooked up to Santa Fe 1404 sit in a railway museum on the outskirts of Squamish, British Columbia.

Having run around it's train, the locomotive passes the Mission Chapel of Our Lady of Light which closed in 1994. It opened in 1926 and was the only church ever constructed in Lamy which was once ... (more)

One of Santa Fe Southern's units at there small yard in Santa Fe.

Returning to it's name sake city, the Santa Fe Southern "mixed" crosses a classic wooden trestle outside of town. The train met Amtrak's Southwest Chief at Lamy and is on the return leg home.