A lone ATSF Dash 9 sits on the team tracks at Vancouver on an early fall night.

Portland & Western's 663 train departs BNSF's Vancouver, Washington yard in summer 2009. The iconic triple searchlight signals were replaced a few years later.

A southbound Union Pacific manifest arrives at Vancouver, Washington, passing a set of BNSF yard power.

Amtrak train 504 departs Vancouver, Washington for Seattle. Now that the Cascades train has completed its station work, the southbound Coast Starlight will advance to the passenger platform.

PNWR 664 heading south on a particularly hot and smoggy day.

BN 644, a F7A wearing big sky blue paint, leads a northbound train into Vancouver, Washington, in May of 1976. Original Slide. Rob Gottier Photo. Sam Foster Collection.

Some local power sitting at Vancouver in the morning.

GP39-2 2948 departs from Vancouver Yard and pushes east on the Fallbridge Sub.

Executive Mac 9800 gets some sunshine in Vancouver.

CN power, with BCOL 4648 moves past power taken off of yesterdays H-TACVAW.

Crossing the Columbia River just after sundown, a BNSF Railway local crosses the 1908-built, 2,807-foot-long (856 m) swing span bridge – BNSF Railway Bridge 9.6 – and, as it does, crosses from... (more)

One of Amtrak’s Amtrak Cascades trains, number 508 heading from Oregon’s Eugene/Springfield to Seattle, Washington, passes the BNSF Railway’s Vancouver Yard after departing the statio... (more)

A throw back to summer two years ago, when it was more common to see the many different dash-9 paint jobs rolling around the BNSF system. Most, if not all these H1 & warbonnets are stored at the m... (more)

The one of a kind H1 painted 1454 leads a trash train through Vancouver Yard.