An Expo bound K-Line train nears the tunnel at Leimert Park, with the Hollywood sign in the background, on December 17, 2022.

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.

New York & Atlantic RS301 shoves under the New York Connecting Railroad Bridge as it yards its train at Fresh Pond.

YPUP13 shoves into Dolores Yard, having just crossed over Anaheim Street in Wilmington, CA.

Santa Fe #664 is the class locomotive for the Santa Fe's 664 class 2-8-0. She is preserved and displayed at Travel Town in Los Angeles.

Crystal Springs & Cahuenga Valley Railroad's Model 40 has been freshly repainted in a neat scheme, and renumbered 52 in honor of Travel Town's opening in 1952. The locomotive is operable and is na... (more)

UP 0-6-0 and Sharp & Fellows 2-6-2 poke their smoke boxes out from under the pavilion at Travel Town.

Santa Fe doodle-bug M177 gets a rare appearance out in the sun as she has been staged in front of the pavilion area for the annual Depot Days at Travel Town. Western Pacific Consolidation 26 is pa... (more)

The Long Island City skyline (close) and the Manhattan skyline (background) loom large as a Hudson Yards bound train pulls away.