Sierra #3 is putting away equipment after a day of filming an episode of "The Big Valley". The Jamestown depot would later burn but the red freight house still stands. The #3 is currently schedule... (more)

YVT #298 is working in parent Union Pacific's yard in Yakima.

Visible in this photo is the end the Milwaukee blinded, first on the two passenger Joe's then later to all of them.

Following the St. Joe River out of Avery, MILW E21 is climbing as heads East.

At the Avery Depot, ready to head East, E21 is MU'd with what appers to be 3 GP40's. Today, the depot remains but the right of way is now a road.

38 years ago at First & Mission in San Francisco. Every building in the background on 1st. St between Mission and Market is gone. Foster's Cafeteria and California Motor Express (CME truck) are na... (more)

Inbound to Yakima from the Selah packing houses, Yakima Valley Transportation #298 is rolling along the former interurban trackage. Owner Union Pacific later donated this track to the City of Yaki... (more)

SW 1200 #2266 is moving some of the cars down King St. to the State Belt Railroad. The crane in the background is finishing demolition of SP's 3rd and Townsend depot and the area to the left now h... (more)

After arriving in San Francisco for its display date, the Freedom Train was moved to Crissy Field. The 4449 itself only went as far as Aquatic Park do to clearence issues in the Fort Mason tunnel.... (more)

For the first time since 1958, a standard gauge Southern Pacific steam locomotive was hot and pulling a train in California as 4449 arrive in Mt. Shasta City on its way East to join with the rest ... (more)

Three generations of Amtrak power, F40 #239, SDP40F #530, FP7's #493 and #492. The two FP's were the last of thier type working out of Oakland. #493 had started out as SP #6454, then became Amtrak... (more)

Westbound thru the foothills of the Sierra Amtrak #116 is leading four other A units and one B unit while pulling the Reno Fun Train. All the locomotie were ex-SP as were most of the cars. Althoug... (more)

It has been called "America's Last Interurban". In 1980 it was easy to see why as coaches built before WWII were still in service. Classic street running on 11th St. in Michigan City

Part of the same group of locomotives built for Russia but were embargoed and ended up on the Milwaukee and here on the South Shore. It is my understanding these were not referred to as "Little Jo... (more)

The early morning fog had just lifted as a two car train from South Bend bound for Michigan City and eventually Chicago races across Indiana farmland just West of Springville.