Coming into Oroville.

Western Pacific GP20 2001 pilots the westbound Feather River Express excursion seen dropping down grade at James, just before crossing under Hwy 70.

WP 2001 leads the FRE off the West Branch bridge, the bridge carries the Canyon Sub & Hwy 70 across a portion of Lake Oroville.

BNSF 5751 West follows the contours of the land while truck traffic paces it on parallel Hy. 287.

Recently displaced from its duties on the California Zephyr, FP7 805 D is leading tonights Milpitas turn.

WP 713 is part of the Pacific Locomotive Association's collection. The unit is currently out of service pending traction motor and roots blower repairs.

An assortment of Western Pacific GPs idles at Keddie, California, in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. GP20 2001 is coupled to GP35 3013 and GP20 2006. In the background is the famous Keddie... (more)

Western Pacific SW9 601 was the first of WP's six of that model switcher. Built by EMD in May 1952, after the merger with the Union Pacific WP 601 was rebuilt into UP's SW10 pregram, becoming UP ... (more)

Western Pacific GP40 3543 leads a consist that is made up of Burlington Northern pool power, including C-425 4265, GP35 2540 and GP30 2222. It was a colorful time to be in northern California!

Soaking up the warm California sun at Western Pacific's engine facility in Stockton is a trio of EMD F7As, with 915-D in the foreground. Built by EMD in January 1950, the 915-D would eventually b... (more)

Outside Portola's engine house sits Western Pacific U23B 2264, one of 15 of these GE diesels on the roster. Behind it sits a pair of WP GP7s.

Western Pacific GP7 702 sports a large snowplow in order to navigate the high Sierra in the winter, although it hardly needs the plow on this bright September day. WP purchased 13 GP7s from EMD, ... (more)

Western Pacific power sits in Keddie, California, in the Sierra Nevada Mountains on September 2, 1973. WP 2001 was the first of ten GP20s purchased by the WP, and is now a part of the Feather Riv... (more)

A Western Pacific GP9, wood chip car and bay-window caboose (452) rest in the yard at Portola, California, on the WP's Feather River Route on September 2, 1973. Engine 728 was built by EMD in Sep... (more)

A retired and worn out WP F7A waits for it's destiny together with SN 401, an SW 1 diesel, which was originally the first diesel of the WP. Finally this little diesel is preserved in the WP RR M... (more)