Amtrak's Southwest Chief hustles past the famous blades near Wagon Mound NM under stormy skies in September 2001.

A BNSF Officers Special knocks down the clear signal at the MP 722.1 double set of semaphores east of Wagon Mound, NM on the cloudy afternoon of 7/16/13.

The Southwest Chief whips through the semaphores at the east end of Wagon Mound.

Amtrak's westbound Southwest Chief train #3 splits the classic semaphore blades at the east end of the siding at Wagon Mound, New Mexico enroute from Chicago to Los Angeles. This segment of... (more)

This is the old Santa Fe line over Raton Pass. The line has not been used for freight since 2004. Amtrak leases the line and runs one passenger train a day in each direction. Semaphores are in op... (more)

It's well after sunset and snow is beginning to fall on the evening of January 28, 2000. Amtrak No. 4, the Southwest Chief, leaves Wagon Mound, New Mexico in a dark cloud of snow. The mesa visible... (more)

Amtrak #3 has just passed a semaphore displaying a clear signal westbound as the train splits the semaphores controlling eastbound movements at the east end of Wagon Mound,NM 11/3/11.

Amtrak westbound train #3 the Southwest Limited splits the often photographed semaphores located at the east siding switch Wagon Mound. These signals are still in service but sadly only this train... (more)

Amtrak's Southwest Chief splits a set of semaphores on its westward trek across the plains of New Mexico.

Splitting the signals .

After Amtrak No. 4 had taken the siding, the BNSF westbound Z train waiting on the main prepares to continue its fast-paced schedule to the West Coast.

Amtrak's Southwest Chief passes the Wagon Mound landmark on the south side of Wagon Mound, N.M.