GN 24 ft. caboose no. X592 basks in the gray skies of western Washington on April Fools Day, 1979. I have not been able to find any more info on the caboose, perhaps someone might know what happen... (more)

A UP Fife, WA to Portland, OR mixed freight with 3 UP SD70M's for power uses its trackage rights on the BNSF Seattle Sub as it gets a run for Napavine Hill, seen here coming into Chehalis, WA with... (more)

From its deport in Chehalis, Washington, the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad regularly operates steam-powered tourist trains on approximately 10 miles of former Milwaukee Road track. Cowlitz, Chehalis... (more)

Sporting a non-standard logo, a former Burlington Northern GP38-2 powers a BNSF local consisting of recently repaired cars from GBW Railcar Services in Chehalis, Washington.

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade 15 runs around on the main to couple up to the front of the train.

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascades 15 runs alongside Tune Rd. shortly after departing with the 3pm trip to Milburn.

After waiting in Centralia, WA for Amtrak 502 to clear town, a hotshot BNSF manifest races south past the old Northern Pacific station in Chehalis, WA, which now serves as the Lewis County Histori... (more)

A southbound manifest with a trio of EMD's is howling through Chehalis, WA, at track speed in the last rays of sunlight.

Former Simpson Railroad power now works the Western Washington with a former SP caboose.

Railfans are out in force for the 3rd annual Autumn Leaf Slideshow weekend as a southbound BNSF freight approaches Chehalis,WA on October 29, 2005. 2 contributors to Railpictures.net can be seen i... (more)

Waiting for a signal.

After a day of clouds and rain, the 15 is finally bathed in sunlight while switching the Chehalis Yard in frot of a crowd of spectators during the 2011 NRHS convention.

Harold Borovec, CMO of the Chehalis-Centralia runs his "baby" engine 15 past a throng of photographers during some switching after an NRHS convention event.

What are these guys looking at? You're going to have to click and see. Follow their gaze! Tourist lines lack the resources of their larger freight hauling brethren. At the Chehalis-Centralia Railr... (more)

Although the weather was lousy when I visited this railroad last year I had a great time thanks mainly to an amazing man that I met. He was called Harold Borovec who was kindness itself, a mine of... (more)