PNWR 1801 crosses over the North Yamhill River after dropping a single boxcar at the wye. The locomotive will tie down in McMinnville after serving the last customer on the Newberg branch. The loc... (more)

The westbound Empire Builder rolls into Portland.

Power from the California Zephyr fades away in Portola

A special run was made for the American Freedom Train reunion. SP 4449 steams along the Oregon Pacific down to Oaks Park.

Green Goats with southern California heritage markings

New power is taking over the Capital Corridor trains. Merry Christmas!

A Talgo set leaves for points north on a sunny north west day. The mill in the background is being torn down for more apartment complexes and the Fremont bridge stands tall in the background.

According to the Nevada State Railroad museum, "No. 25 hauled both passenger and freight trains between Reno, Carson and Virginia City. From 1911 to 1947, the busy 4-6-0 ran 80% of the time, ... (more)

Another very wet Saturday has found former Rock Island CRIP 3001 leading a Portland and Western train across the Lake Oswego Railroad Bridge, which was completed in 1907. The bridge is owned by U... (more)

The armed forces tribute locomotive "Spirit of the Union Pacific" and UP 4141.

The daily 663/664 rolls past the Oregon Rail Heritage Center and local residents of Portland.

One of the newish Chargers handles the Portland section of the Empire Builder. This shot was taken from the Fremont Bridge during the annual bridge pedal event.

A large portion of Coos Bays former power awaits disposition. New units have arrived on property as of September in a new company paint highlight of teal, instead of white.

A thick haze from the devastating Oregon wildfires envelops Washington County. Portland & Western's daily 663/664 is taking Cornelius Pass today with extra power to drop at Linnton.

Twin former SP/SSW locomotives set out lumber and wood chips that will be taken to Albany the following day.