The Mojave Northern's midday rock train returns west with an ex-UP SD60 leader.

The engineer on Union Pacific 2904 has gotten a green signal and begins to head east out of Victorville towards Barstow.

NS 4427 west leads a QNYCLAC at Thorn as it works upgrade towards Cajon Summit.

Baretables are in the midst of a westbound parade heading up Cajon Pass.

A westbound Harbor stack heads over the flyover at Frost at sunrise.

California has a number of "must see" railroad locations: The original Transcontinental railroad over the solid granite of Donner Pass, The Union Pacific’s Coast Line and Amtrak’s S... (more)

BNSF train Z-AUGSBD7-18 (Priority UPS-LTL Intermodal, Austell GA to San Bernardino CA) traverses an S-curve as it utilizes the “natural crossover” that the Santa Fe built at Frost, a mile sout... (more)

A loaded BNSF grain train, G-BARVEC1-07, sits in the small yard in Victorville just 37 miles from its origination point of Barstow. BNSF Dash 9-44CW 4036, SD70ACe 8520 and ES44DC 7568 (with ET44C... (more)

Rolling westbound past the Cemex cement plant in Victorville is BNSF intermodal train S-LPCLBE1-05 (Logistics Park Chicago IL to Long Beach CA). This train is a long one at 170 cars, and the way ... (more)

UP's North Platte to Mira Loma auto train heads west near Oro Grande with KCSM 4664 and UP SD70ACeT4 3029 on the rear.

AT&SF 8771 leads a westbound intermodal through the Mojave River Narrows near Victorville, CA. March 23, 1985

Southern Pacific SD40M-2 8582 former CNW SD40 951.

Not a Safety Cab in Sight! A ballast train passes through Victorville, on BNSF Railway’s Cajon Sub, with a colorful consist. BNSF SD40-2 6933 (ex-ATSF 5181) is teamed with CEFX SD60... (more)

A Rare FM H20-44 # 408 rests Deep inside the tight confines of the Southwest Portland cement Plant In Victorville in the summer of 1975. Photo Taken with permission

A BNSF Z9 Intermodal heads west through the old ATSF Truss bridge just outside of Victorville CA. New bridge construction in this area makes this shot a thing of the past.