The CSX office car train departs Washington Terminal's upper level for Richmond. Note the former B&O moonlight dome in the consist, back at it's home terminal.
The last remaining "red nose" prepares to depart Washington Terminal lite.
Hot on the heels of Amtrak's Auto Train, a VRE commuter train catches up on the trestle.
The first two ALC-42 chargers pose for a photo op. The 300 wears Phase VI, and the 301 wears the Amtrak 50th Anniversary "Day One" livery. If you look close you can see the 160 in Dash ... (more)
A very clean 161 in 50th Anniversary "Phase I" awaits its next assignment.
The 160 in 50th Anniversary "Dash 8 Phase III" sits outside the Annex building, immaculately clean.
I remember when the 46 was released from the shops with its 50th markings, there were a number of fans complaining "THIS IS IT?" Well, as time would reveal, the 46 was just the start. Am... (more)
Grab your shots while you can of first generation Acela trains.
An Amtrak hippo came to DC for the first time in years.
The Phase I 50th Anniversary P42 is ready for service after visiting to pit.
Auto Train heads over the well photographed trestle not far from the train's origin point.
Riding in the dome to the Grand Canyon.
Former Amtrak F40 239 rolls into town with strobes on. Great memories.
It's blue hour, and the Christmas Season is in the air with the skyline of Chicago illuminated in Red and Green as we see the Southwest Chief in the foreground.