Pine Mesa was built for the Santa Fe, and served Amtrak under the same name. The car is part of the Temple museum collection, which is at the Amtrak station. It is undergoing restoration t... (more)

Holy Graffiti ...It's rare to see graffiti on Amtrak equipment, especially this much.

Three of a kind ...but two are remanufactured AEM-7ACs and the one in the middle is a factory original - can you spot the differences? These engines are attached to their respective trains... (more)

This slab sided Budd car began life as a Coach that Amtrak chose to convert to a baggage car in the late 90s for the then-expanding mail and express business. This came at a time when Heritage ca... (more)

Hi-Level Coach Dorm step-up cars were half coach seating and half crew dorm rooms. This shows the rear half of the car with the old southwestern motif cushions.

Los Angeles Union Station at dusk.

Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner on the scenic trestle over Gaviota Beach.

Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner with the 464 and 455 head through scenic San Clemente.

The Lake Shore Limited has just begun its trip, emerging from darkness under the streets of New York, to be briefly greeted by a pleasant afternoon passing through A Interlocking before heading in... (more)

An ALP-44 rests with a train as an inbound with Arrow III's arrives. This scene has changed considerably, as not only are the ALP-44's long gone, but so is the view. This entire area known as &q... (more)

On third shift at Sunnyside yard, this AEM-7 sits on the pit taking a breather before heading out again to wrack up some miles.

The sun rises over Sunnyside yard after the midnight shift prepared the morning departures, which are seen lined up waiting their turn to head to Penn Station and begin their day.

Budd 10&6 "Pacific Gardens" spends the night in the shop. At the time of this photo, these cars had been relegated to crew dorm service, and a few years later would be retired altogether... (more)

Looking more like a Hollywood creation out of a sci-fi flick than a locomotive, the HHP is a really surprising sight with its skin removed. Note the bell hanging from the frame on the right side.... (more)

Metra equipment lays over before the evening rush.