BNSF SD75M 8205 W/B at Daggett.

The BNSF Local which interchanges with Arizona and California Railroad returns to Phoenix on a rainy winter morning.

Santa Fe 505 East climbs the steep western slope of Ash Hill as it roars through the Mojave Desert past Ludlow. From this vantage point, we can see that the desert is definitely not flat, but has ... (more)

A northbound Santa Fe intermodal has taken the siding near Shaw Avenue to let the southbound San Joaquin, led by Amtrak 312, pass.

On Thanksgiving Day, 1995, Santa Fe 876 West, an apparently high-priority manifest out of Chicago bound for Richmond, CA, roars past local power parked in front of the Pittsburg yard office.

Just after sundown, a Santa Fe eastbound idles in the siding at Pittsburg, CA, waiting for a crew to take her out on the road.

A lazy Sunday afternoon at the Orange Empire Railway museum in Perris, CA finds recently restored Santa Fe FP45 #108 looking great as the motive power for the last pumpkin train of the season. Par... (more)

A BNSF color chart was lined up as I passed through Glendive, MT. BNSF 720, a C44-9W, features the last factory delivered warbonnet scheme; BNSF 8925, an SD70MAC, features its faded factory delive... (more)

Careening through Ethel
Santa Fe’s 188 train slams through Ethel, Missouri, at 1:11 p.m. on June 16, 1990 with three new EMD GP60Ms leading the way. The third locomotive in the consis... (more)

The first southbound Swift RoadRailer train operated by BNSF descends Calimus Hill on Union Pacific's Cascade Subdivision. The train is running on trackage rights originally granted to Great Nort... (more)

A very faded "pink" bonnet is on the move south of Fremont on the Sioux Line.

Santa Fe EMD E8m 87 leads train 15 the "Texas Chief" at Dallas Union Station in November 1967. The Texas Chief stopped operating from Houston to Galveston in 1967, and the Dallas secti... (more)

Slamming the diamonds and passing a work crew at Chicago Heights, M399 sports a former Santa Fe SD75M this afternoon.

As a passing thunderstorm drops rain outside across the Orange Empire Railroad Museum's (OERM) grounds, nice and dry inside a true gem of the Santa Fe Railway glistens as it awaits the final touch... (more)