SP 2472 leads her train up Niles Canyon on the first trip of Memorial Day.

Exiting Tunnel 25, the 6936 and its train approach Rich Bar in the Feather River Canyon.

Possiblly taken at the same time as the photo of the famed Danforth Cooke 4-2-4T in the 1930s, is an ancient 4-4-0 bearing Union Pacific No 9. I have no information about this engine, it would not... (more)

Another photo taken by the anonymous photographer with the post card size film camera in the 1930s showing the famed Danforth Cooke 4-2-4T No 1 "C.P. Huntington" of 1863 that is now exhibited at t... (more)

This eastbound manifest is rounding the curve near the Hinda crossovers along Espee's Sunset Route. Canon AE-1, Tri-X

A UP stack train crosses the Keddie Wye. The High Line curves to the left.

A BNSF merchandise train climbs uphill on the High Line near Indian Falls, a few miles from the Keddie Wye.

The Quincy RR job drops downhill after making a set off at Quincy Jct for the Union Pacific. The engine, owned by Sierra Pacific Industries, is returning to the lumber mill in Quincy.

The Quincy RR job drops downhill after making a set off at Quincy Jct for the Union Pacific. The engine, owned by Sierra Pacific Industries, is returning to the lumber mill in Quincy.

A BNSF merchandise train drops downhill through a series of tunnels in the Feather River Canyon.

A BNSF merchandise train drops downhill towards the Rock Creek Trestle in the Feather River Canyon.

A UP trailer train crosses underneath Highway 70 as it descends the Feather River Canyon.