Here the AT&SF 3751 is headed from the yard to couple up to its train "The Grand Canyon Limited" for its return trip to southern California. The old MLW FA/FB units are a nice contrast to the Bald... (more)

End Of Train. AT&SF 999827 makes a nice exclamation point as she brings up the rear of a Pete Lerro photo charter. Certainly this is a nicer way to end a train than a box with a fl... (more)

Nearing the end of a daylong journey to the Grand Canyon and return, GCRY 2-8-0 #29 prepares to duck under the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway overpass approaching the station at Williams, Ariz... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway steam engines 18 and 29 bark upgrade across Pronghorn Ranch Road, some 4.7 miles north of Williams, Arizona. The tourist operation, created by Max and Thelma Biegert made its ... (more)

Ex-CB&Q #4960 speeds along the tracks at Milepost 3 on the Grand Canyon Railway. The engine is leading one of the Catarack Creek Rambler runs, a great way to both railfan the train and get a chanc... (more)

A nice stop in Williams, Arizona, as I rode along Route 66 two-wheel style.

Sunset on the Grand Canyon Railway. A Lerro Productions charter.

Cowboys meet Grand Canyon steam, a great end to a long day. A Lerro Productions charter.

The daily train to the Canyon loads passengers in Williams in the morning.

The daily train to the Canyon leaves Williams in the morning.

Dynamics howl while a Warbonnet-led Z8 coasts to a stop in downtown Williams, awaiting a new track warrant, while the Grand Canyon Railway makes its evening arrival with a F40PH on the point.

A window of opportunity at the Grand Canyon Railway. Taken during a Lerro Productions charter.

With modern EMD passenger diesels hauling the daily passenger runs, steam has become the power of choice for freight runs to and from the Canyon. This was the case, at least, during a photo char... (more)

On hold for the yet to be opened Arizona Railroad Museum is this three truck shar, stored in the Grand Canyon Railway's Williams Yard.

First light finds GCRY #4960 plying former AT&ST rails with a small freight bound for a settlement at the Canyon's edge. Part of a Lerro Productions charter.