A New Mexico Railrunner Express commuter train lays over at the station in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico, on August 16, 2007.

A set of Santa Fe SD-39s sit near the depot in downtown Albuquerque.

ATSF FP45u #100 leads train #17, the Westbound El Capitan/Super Chief into the station at Albuquerque. The Eastbound Texas Chief, train #24, awaits departure on the adjacent track.

A double header New Mexico Railrunner highballs Albuquerque as it heads south to Belen.

An Albuquerque switcher moves Santa Fe's rotary snowplow 199361 out of the roundhouse, where it was being stored at the time. Every so often the plow would be moved about to lubricate the bearings... (more)

Amtrak train #3 crews exchange a few words while the P42 locomotives are refueled in Albuquerque.

The Southwest Limited gets a wash at the station atop. Shortly after leaving Albuquerque The train will run through Raton Pass with all its scenic glory. In the dome cars some will look with fasc... (more)

Train #510 departs the Alvarado Transportation Center in Albuquerque for Santa Fe. NMRX 101 is shoving on the south end of the train as it crosses Central Ave. formerly US Route 66.

A GP 20 and a GP30 departing from Albuquerque with a Jordan Spreader and several loads of coal, bound for Belen.

Railrunner's lined up by the Santa Fe depot in Albuquerque.

Parked in front of the Albuquerque Depot, Vegetation Control unit 199208 and Track Geometry Car 85 wait for the next call.

The complete Santa Fe Locomotive collection is fully assembled and will be placed on display March 30th in front of the Albuquerque depot. Monday March 31st the collection will start moving to Sac... (more)

A holdover from the Santa Fe passenger train days were the forklift carwashers at the old Santa Fe(Amtrak) depot. I wonder if this is still the practice in the journey of both trains 3&4?

EB Southwest Limited gets a cleaning while a Chef stretches his legs.

The Super Chief is in! Passengers and visitors gather outside the ticket office at the Albuquerque train station, then part of the historic Alvarado Hotel. The hotel was torn down in 1970, and the... (more)