Amtrak 124 kicks up some fresh snowfall from the night before as it heads east at 90mph at Bluewater, NM 11/24/13.

Amtrak 48 leads the AMTK 817 as train #4 cruises through the eastern most set of semaphores on the BNSF Raton Sub at MP 706.1 , Robinson, NM 9/17/13.

Amtrak train #4, with Heritage 3 painted engine 145 leading AMTK 815, and Veterans painted engine AMTK 42, heads east on a beautiful late summer morning at Manuelito, NM, 9/21/13.

Amtrak Train #4 , the SUPER CHIEF, rounds the reverse curves at Darling, Arizona, on April 16, 1972. Six F-units power the fast moving train. Darling is a crossover location about 13 miles east of... (more)

The eastbound Southwest Chief passes through Placentia in the late afternoon light, kicking up clouds of dust along Orangethorpe Avenue.

Train #4 - The eastbound Southwest Chief (Train #4) arrives at Fullerton on it's way from Los Angeles to Chicago Illinois.

Baggage - Bags are loaded onto Train #4, the Southwest Chief at Fullerton California on a warm evening in late July.

As Amtrak #4, the eastbound "Southwest Chief," loads passengers in Fullerton, Conductor Finley checks his company-issued smart phone as he heads to the rear of the nine car train to make sure ever... (more)

Special Express Diesel Railcar No.4 from Sila At to Bangkok At Bangkok Railway Station SPRINTER BREL New Class 158 No.2508 Taken on May 18th, 2013 5:30AM

A train from the 'Suspension-railway'. There is only one line with 20 stations, the cabin is hanging at the track. Orange and blue are the original colors. The trains run mostly above the river 'W... (more)

A Cacophony of Light - A view of the three signals at EBCS Fullerton Junction as the Eastbound Southwest Chief, Amtrak Train Number 4 goes by on Main #1 and a Southbound Metrolink train... (more)

Amtrak's Southwest Chief heads east with the red cliffs of Western New Mexico in the background near Prewitt,NM on December 18, 2011. The next day, and exactly 1 year to the day that this was post... (more)

Amtrak 76 leads train 4 of the 19th across the Arizona-New Mexico border into Gallup, NM.