Chicago bound, the Empire Builder heads east out of Milwaukee as CP 470 holds down the Wash Lead. With PTC being extended for at least a few more years, it's anybody's guess as to how much time th... (more)

Amtrak 71 leads the eastbound Empire Builder out of Milwaukee, passing under the old cantilever at KK.

Amtrak heading west out of Harrisburg, PA just before dusk.

I remember thinking, "This is what replaced the F40!?"

Running over 30 minutes late, the westbound Cardinal is on jointed rail on the old C & O main line as it approaches the Blue Ridge Tunnel. The Afton siding usually serves as the meeting point for ... (more)

On a nice sunny Saturday Amtrak's Capitol Limited passenger train from Washington D.C to Chicago quickly pulls in with a nice horn salute to pick up about a dozen passengers from Harpers Ferry sta... (more)

Westbound California Zephyr snakes through the Colorado Rockies near Pinecliffe.

Amtrak P42DC #71 leads a Capitol Corridor train into Martinez while some fellow railfans watch.

Amtrak 71 leads the AAPRCO Napa Valley Limited through the Feather River Canyon as it exits a natural tunnel west of Belden, California.

As light rain begins to fall, Amtrak 71 leads the AAPRCO "Napa Valley Limited" across the Clear Creek Trestle near Keddie, California. After leaving Klamath Falls at 6:00am, this train trailed a B... (more)

The AAPRCO 'Napa Valley Limited' crosses the famous Rock Creek Trestle in the Feather River Canyon as it travels from Klamath Falls, Oregon to Napa, California. I

The AAPRCO "Napa Valley Limited" makes its way through the colorful Serpentine Canyon as it descends the Feather River Route. The river is currently running very low, but it will rise due to incom... (more)

The AAPRCO special passes the DPUs of a northbound BNSF manifest at Virgilia. It was a busy day for the dispatcher. The Canyon was filled with two eastbound manifest, two westbound manifests along... (more)

AAPRCO visits Keddie! The AAPRCO "Napa Valley Limited" crosses the World Famous Keddie Wye as it begins its journey down the Feather River Canyon on a cloudy September afternoon.

Led by three P42's and a rebuilt P40, the 28 car American Association of Private Railroad Car Owners (AAPRCO) special approaches Ellensburg.