Supply Run. Returning from the Grand Canyon, the GCRY recreates what the weekly supply run to the South Rim looked like in the 1940s. In those days, the Grand Canyon Village, like ... (more)

High Desert Sunset. As the sun drops like a rock towards the horizon, GCRY 4960 drops down the grade towards milepost 36.

The great American West - perfectly complimented by Grand Canyon Railway #4960 (nee CB&Q #4960) and a solid set of Harriman cars.

GCRY #4960 attempts Williams by nightfall on AT&SF's former Grand Canyon line.

The setting sun plays a starring role in lighting up a grand scene in Quivero late one evening along a desert wash. Special thanks to the Grand Canyon Railway crew and Lerro Productions.

An evening freight winds through Quivero with hopes of reaching Williams, Arizona by nightfall.

With ol' number 4960 only at a craw at the grade crossing, three saddled cowboys find they have more then enough time to cross the tracks and head for for the ranch under the last light of the day... (more)

Sunset In The Desert. At the end of a long day on the high iron, GCRY 4960 and her crew stopped to make one last photo run in front of the setting sun.

Canyon Bound. Opening up around the wide curve near milepost 18, GCRY heads north for the Grand Canyon with six matching coaches in tow.

The bravest of the three horses keeps a close eye on GCRY 4960 as she does a slow speed runby at Quivero. While this isn't the first cell phone pic accepted on RP.net, it is for me. Taken with a M... (more)

It had been nearly 6yrs since I had last been to the Grand Canyon Railway. While on that trip at a location called Quivero, I remember seeing a couple of cowboys on horses and wishing I could get ... (more)

Heading For Home. At the end of a long Saturday filled with runbys, 4960 rolls across the setting sun as she heads for home south of Quivero.

A strong thunderstorm passes over as GCR 4960 climbs the grade to the Quivero Crossing.

The "Chief" races through Quivero Arizona as a fire near the South Rim of the Canyon burns off in the distance...it a few seconds the train will slow down and stop, to be "robbed", just like it is... (more)

The Grand Canyon Limited is now led by 4960, with the AT&SF 3751 following is seen heading off from Quivero.