UP 150th Special from Portland, OR to Green River, WY. A friend kept track of the train after it left Portland and let me know that it was running about an hour late. We checked in with the Yard... (more)

Here she is, the last E unit built (delivered by EMD in Jan. 1964) standing ready at Cheyenne, Wyo. on April 24, 1971, one week before the birth of Amtrak. Many Union Pacific E units went to Am... (more)

UP-951 East leads the Union Pacific 150th Express Special through the 35 mph curve at MP-371 on the Nampa Sub.

UP 951 sits on display at Portland's Union Station for UP's 150th Anniversary event. This train will return to its home later today.

A Union Pacific special crosses Joso Bridge moments before the clouds moved in.

UP 150th Special from Spokane, WA to Eugene, OR

"I'll take a set of 36 and while you're at it gimmie a wheel truing too please!" Union Pacific's 150th Anniversary Special is stopped Stone Cold Still at The Dalles, OR near the end of Double Tra... (more)

UP 150th Special from Spokane, WA to Eugene, OR

Four E units dash Union Pacific's eastbound 18-car Train No. 10 "City of St. Louis" across the big fork in the road at Menoken, Kansas on July 10, 1966. Just ahead is the next stop at Topeka. No... (more)

Soaring high above the Snake River, Union Pacific's 150th Anniversary Passenger Special rolls over the impressive Joso Viaduct at a cautious 10 MPH. The Joso Viaduct built in 1912 is 3920 feet lo... (more)

In celebration of its 150th anniversary, Union Pacific is running a special train around its system led by the famed trio of E9s. This morning the train departed Spokane after another successful ... (more)

Union Pacific's 150th special pulls up to Multnomah Falls for a brief stop for the passengers to get a glimpse of the Falls, then it will depart and head to Eugene.

Union Pacific's 150th special takes the curve through Meno along the beautiful Columbia Gorge enroute to Eugene Oregon.

1 of the 2 CN painted E-units is parked outside the Centralia shop. Photo: taken on CN property by CN employee.

The IC E-units sit quietly inside the Woodcrest Shops with unknown fate. These 2 units don't see much service anymore as the 103 has been doing the work on CN executives trains lately. These units... (more)