A pair of Santa Fe GP30s round the connector between Santa Fe’s Third District and Southern Pacific’s Sunset Route as they head to SP’s Colton Yard to pick up some freight cars to be interchanged ... (more)

The engineer on Santa Fe bicentennial 5704 is working in helper service, assisting a Union Pacific coal train down Cajon Pass at Verdemont. A lot of time the Santa Fe bicentennial units would be ... (more)

This Is the Former Santa Fe Clarkdale Branch. It is now the Verde canyon railway. Back In December 1988 Santa Fe still owned this line and ran a local to Clarkdale to switch a plant. Our family f... (more)

A rather grimy Santa Fe 5983 passes through Hesperia as it leads a westbound manifest train up the eastern slope of Cajon Pass

ATSF 2395 and mate sit on the side lines at Archer Avenue Yard south of downtown Chicago. The two steam generator equipped Alco RS-1s are no longer needed for passenger terminal switching with the... (more)

Six Santa Fe F units are lined up at their Archer Avenue passenger engine facility south of downtown Chicago. The units are under Amtrak operation at this point and are being readied for an outbou... (more)

Beginning in 1966, the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway began a program to rebuild their fleet of aging American Car & Foundry cabooses … er … waycars (as they are called on the Santa Fe), some ... (more)

Santa Fe GP39-2 3430, GP35R 2929 and GP30R 2748 southbound near Alvarado, Texas.

Santa Fe EMD GP7R 2281, B36-7 7489 and C30-7 8141.

Three westbound Santa Fe GP35u's 2907, 2879 and 2828 at Helendale, California.

Santa Fe H-12-44TS no. 542 is at Corwith Yard shortly before retirement. This was one of three units (541-543) that were purchased to handle passenger switching, thus equipped with a high short ho... (more)

Santa Fe 2900, a dynamic brake equipped GP9, handles some industrial switching at McCook, IL wearing its dress blue color scheme.

Santa Fe 8502, a U33C, was delivered in the dress blue scheme in June 1969. Less than five years later it shows off its blue/yellow warbonnet scheme at Corwith Yard in Chicago. A little research ... (more)

A group of Santa Fe SD26's on the deadline at Barstow, California on December 27, 1985.

Still during our Route 66 trip, we stopped at the Western America Railroad Museum where this piece of equipment sits quietly. It sure does look like it could use a shampoo!