After passing by the Williams GCRY Yard, GCRY 4960 crosses the bridge at Milepost 4
GCRY 239 rounds the bend at MP 4.2 with some storm clouds rolling in behind
GCRY 4960 rounds the bend at Milepost 4.2 before arriving in Williams Station
GCRY 237 and 4128 reverse onto the east leg of the Williams Wye at Golden Hour
GCRY 4960 leads the southbound Steam Saturday train back to Williams
Class Portrait Lined up in the Williams Coach Yard, we find a working example of every class of locomotive power on today's Grand Canyon Railway (with the exception of its ex-A... (more)
GCRY 237, a former Amtrak F40PHR, approaches Willaha on the return trip to Williams. Willaha is a remote crossing that is home to a siding and an abandoned building.
The sun is getting low, as the Grand Canyon Railway returns to Williams, on scheduled.
I raced up line to intercept the return trip of the Grand Canyon train. I made it with about 5 minutes to spare. They sure operate a beautiful train.
On a cool, late-summer evening GCRY 4124 departs after being boarded by bandits on horses looking to entertain tourists and maybe have a drink or two. This is the last train of the evening headed ... (more)
Grand Canyon Railway's F40 #295 leads a shorten Grand Canyon Flyer north through Pronghorn Rd. with week old snow laying across the land.
This is Only A Test On a test run prior to the summer steam season, Chief Mechanical Officer Sam Lanter takes Grand Canyon Railway (ex-Lake Superior & Ishpeming) Consolidation ... (more)
Grand Canyon Railway's 239 leads the Thanksgiving Day train into the Grand Canyon Village.
The southbound National Park Service special is flying past the siding at Willaha.
The southbound National Park Service special is just arriving in Williams in the late afternoon.