SP SDP45 #3204 Leads Train #98, the "Coast Daylight" South (SP East) thru the cut behind Oak Hill in South San Jose. Some of the coaches are deadheading "Sunset" cars sent to San Francisco for ser... (more)

with UP 5412/5360/3319/3627. A United 737 approaching SJC is visible in the background.

With Amtrak 173.

An one-headed Coast Starlight! Shortly after departing Oakland, one of the P42s died and the crew had to set out the disabled engine near Elmhurst. The train continued its trip south with just o... (more)

There is something about that train...that's orange! "Coast Starlight", running almost 7 hours behind schedule, being pulled by a guest freight unit after one of the P42s died earlier on the trip... (more)

CDTX (Cal Train) #917 is racing thru Coyote, just South of San Jose on the way home with the Garlic Express operated in conjunction with the Gilroy Garlic Festival.

Returning from a round trip excursion from San Jose to Watsonville, SP 2472 and SP 4449 are passing thru College Park on the way to Newhall Yard where they were kept during the 1992 NRHS Conventio... (more)

San Jose, Amtrak #11, the Coast Starlight, is led by an unusual combination of power, one of the then new F59PHI's ordered for Amtrak California and one of the older F40's.

Arriving in San Jose and passing College Park Tower, which, although slated for preservation was destroyed by a homeless persons campfire. SP 3190 survives but in derelict condition on the idle No... (more)

Heading South (railroad East) out of San Jose with a load of sugar beets. #6303 is wear a paint scheme which had been obsolete fro over 9 years. San Jose Cahill St station is directly behind me a... (more)

Posed side by side in the now gone Newhall Yard in San Jose, 4449 and 2472 were participants in the NRHS Convention. The nite photo shoot was part of the convention activities.

Caltrain 928 and Amtrak California 2013 idle at San Jose Diridon station early on a crisp December morning

Following the one time route of the narrow gauge, Amtak's Coast Starlight crosses Guadalupe Slough in Alviso (part of San Jose). A one time a much lower wooden trestle exised here and trains had t... (more)