The inside of Sierra Railway's roundhouse appears to have been left untouched for over 100 years.

The number 3 takes on water to prepare for a run up the hill to Sonora

Sierra Railway #3 stands ready at the Jamestown depot for a special trip up the hill to Sonora for a Christmas Train display in front of the Sonora post office where the old depot used to stand. 1... (more)

Sierra Railway Locomotive #3 is steaming past the water tank and arriving at the Jamestown Depot.

Filming the pilot episode of "The Big Valley"

Sierra Railway #3 looks good at 121 years old thanks to a recent rebuild and the constant maintenance of the volunteers at Railtown 1897. The vintage locomotive is seen here rolling through Califo... (more)

Sierra Railroad steam locomotive #28 at rest in the roundhouse at Jamestown. Locomotive #34 can be seen in the background.

Locomotive #3 is decked out in Christmas Lights for the Santa Starlight Express.

Sierra #3 the "Movie Star" engine works upgrade into Jamestown with the final train of the day. This has to be one the hardest engines I've ever photographed. With its very shiney black paint, m... (more)

Sierra Survivor. The Sierra Railway's legendary movie star, Locomotive #3 makes her charge up the hill from Rock Quarry toward the Jamestown Yard, hauling two heavy steel coaches on a speci... (more)

#2 Poses in the early morning light before starting the day's work.

Sierra Railway #2 takes water at the famous Petticoat Junction water tower at Jamestown, CA.

Sierra Railway #2 returns to the depot at Jamestown with another load of happy passengers.

Engines #3, #28, and #34 stand proudly in the Sierra Railway roundhouse at Jamestown, CA on December 30,2010.

Sierra 4-6-0 #3 and 2-8-0 #28 are making a photo runby on a cold december day in 1993 at Hetch Hetchy Junction, It is here that the Sierra connected with the long gone Hetch Hetchy Railroad, owned... (more)