Looking east at Travel Town, with a line of smaller display locomotives on the track to the left.

Western Pacific #26 is a 2-8-0 Consolidation.

Pickering Lumber #2 is a three-truck Heisler.

Los Angeles Harbor #31 was one of two 0-4-0Ts donated to Travel Town by the Harbor in the 1950s. This locomotive's cab disintegrated over time. The present cab is a replacement that was built by a... (more)

This surviving Model 40 is dedicated to Charley Atkins, the founder of Travel Town. Its road number, 52, represents the year Travel Town was founded in 1952. It's road markings, CS&CV represent th... (more)

California Western RS12 #56 is Baldwin's version of a light roadswitcher (created from a switcher). This one was traded to Travel Town in 1992 in exchange for two Hawaiian steam engines that went ... (more)

Conrock #1 is an 0-6-0T built by Alco's Cook Locomotive Works.

It's golden hour at Redondo Junction as AMTK 509 basks in the light adjacent to the ex-Santa Fe Railway turntable here at Amtrak's Redondo Junction locomotive servicing facility. Those with ken ey... (more)

Following days of prep at Amtrak's Redondo Junction locomotive servicing facility, AMTK 203, wearing a commemorative paint scheme celebrating Operation Life Saver's 50th Anniversary, eases off th... (more)

Pepsi Can Meets Real Pepsi Cans. As AMTK 160, Amtrak's "Pepsi Can" painted heritage unit done as part of the company's 50th Anniversary, awaits its next assignment at Amtrak's 8th... (more)

Four F-Units (AMTK FP7 110, SP FP7 6456, AMTK F7B 161, AMTK FP7 120) from Amtrak train 1, the westbound Sunset Limited, have cut off the train after delivering it to Los Angeles Union Stati... (more)

Three WEBX private railcars ride the rear of Amtrak's eastbound Southwest Chief as it begins its journey to Chicago, IL.

CDTX 2009 is away from home rails as it calls on Amtrak's Los Angeles mechanical shop forces to give it a nose job following a collision with a truck in the Central Valley.

Amtrak's Phase I Anniversary heritage unit, AMTK 161, leads the charge as Amtrak's eastbound Southwest Chief works up the north end of the Redondo flyover as the 1927-built Sears building provides... (more)

AMTK 187 steps out onto the turntable at Redondo Junction as it prepares to take a spin following mechanical work.