Railfans gather to get a shot of a BNSF train as it passes by the San Bernardino Railroad Days event.

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 departs San Bernardino (for Los Angeles) as BNSF Railway train Z-MEMLAC9-10A (led by 6959, 7106 and 8068) overtakes it on the adjacent mainline. The trackage in the foreground... (more)

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 was just about to depart San Bernardino (for Los Angeles) when BNSF Railway train Z-MEMLAC9-10A (led by 6959, 7106 and 8068) rounded the curve east of the station. There was a... (more)

Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 has a Golden Glow headlight mounted up front. I've read that Golden Glow only made the reflectors, but this headlight appears to have been produced by Golden Glow, complete wi... (more)

Santa Fe 3751's crew members pose for a group portrait shortly before the engine and its train departed for Los Angeles, and home, on April 13th, 2014. The big 4-8-4 spent many years (1958-1986) ... (more)

Something Old, Something New. A BNSF SD70ACe passes by former Santa Fe 4-8-4 #3751 at San Bernardino Railroad Days.

It is the annual San Bernardino Railroad Days, and Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 has just arrived with its train as an eager crowd strains to get a look at it. On an adjacent track, apparently being used a... (more)

Former Santa Fe #3751 rests in San Bernardino just minutes after completing an 80-mile excursion from Los Angeles. 3751's train consisted of Metrolink MP36PH-3C #894, a Metrolink Bombardier car wi... (more)

A BNSF stack train passes by the excursion train pulled by former Santa Fe #3751, which included Amtrak's Great Dome car from which this photo was taken.

The one of a kind experimentally painted BNSF SD60M pauses at 5th St for a pick up during a system wide tour for crew reaction.

One of three. Found in the Santa Fe yard in San Bernardino, California, was an unusual visitor – Waycar 999639. In 1969, Santa Fe rebuilt just three cabooses (what the Santa Fe called W... (more)

The smoke lifters and winterization hood didn't seem to last long but they sure looked different. It sort of reminds me of one of those Australian lizards which throws out flaps around its head t... (more)

One of the former GO transit units currently on lease to Metrolink sits out the weekend at San Bernardino.

As the sun begins to rise over Southern California, Union Pacific 3551 heads east up Cajon Pass.

Switching Santa Fe's A Yard in San Bernardino, California, in the 1940s is 0-8-0 614. Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1901 as AT&SF 2-6-0 614, the engine was rebuilt into an 0-8-0 by the rai... (more)