Switching A Yard in San Bernardino is Santa Fe 1962, one of the railroad's many Consolidations. Photographed by an unknown photographer in what appears to be the 1940s, 2-8-0 1962 was built by Ba... (more)

A Santa Fe side-door wooden caboose was photographed in San Bernardino, California, by an unknown photographer in what appears to be the 1940s.

eastbound MAERSK stack train passing inconic exSanta Fe shop smoke stack and San Bernardino A yard and passenger station prior to climbing Cajon Pass

After arriving at San Bernardino early this morning on there first run west leading train Z-WSPSBD, BNSF 7185,7182,7184 await there next assignment. These are some of the first in a huge 300+ ord... (more)

CREX 1339 awaits it's next assignment after sneaking into Southern California this morning.

C44-9W #4955 leads a stack train past Swarthout Canyon Rd on Cajon Pass!

The family edition of the annual BNSF Christmas train races back towards San Bernardino, passing under the signals at Verdemont behind a nice looking C4.

BNSF Railway's four PR30C diesels can be hard to photograph, as they tend to work the railroad's inaccessible San Bernardino yard almost all the time. But, they do venture out at times, often to ... (more)

BNSF Railway 170 was built by EMD as a GP60B (ATSF 347), but was rebuilt by Metro East Industries in mid-2010 with a cab (donated from Union Pacific SD40-2 3751) into a "regular" GP60. (It was pai... (more)

An annual tradition in southern California is BNSF Railway's California Division Christmas Train. The train, operated for local childrens' charities (Boys and Girls Clubs, Shriners Childrens Hosp... (more)

In southern California (Barstow to Los Angeles), the BNSF Railway can get pretty boring - it is a constant parade of fairly new GE diesels (Dash 9-44CWs, ES44DCs and ES44C4s), all wearing the road... (more)

The Cargill Switcher in Verdemont is working on a Sunday, spotting cars at the huge grain elevator alongside Route 66.

The New York Z coast downhill in Verdemont nearing the end of its cross-country trip. Meanwhile a maintainer in a hi-rail stands by to wait for it and other traffic to pass before he can proceed.

Four Metrolink locomotives wait out the weekend in San Bernardino. The snouts represent three of the four types of locomotives the railroad operates, with two F59PHIs, one MP36PH-3C and Metrolink'... (more)