SP2472 backing westward across the Farwell Bridge towards Niles.

California Western's The Skunk departs Fort Bragg, California, on its eastbound trip to Willits on July 5, 1976. Motorcar M-300 was built by AC&F.

Billing itself as "The Shortest Railway in the World" (certainly the shortest railway in Los Angeles), Angels Flight is once again in operation. Opened in 1901, the railway was closed and dismant... (more)

The morning passenger train arrives at Sunol Depot to pickup the first passengers of the day during Steamfest II.

NVR 72 gets under way after picking up passengers at the Grgich Winery near Rutherford.

The view of the Napa Valley from Oakville Grade Road is stunning. The Wine train heads north through Oakville on a perfect Fall day.

Acquired from the McCloud by the commission rebuilding the V&T in Nevada, #18 was loaned to the Sierra for excursion service as, at the time, Sierra was supposed to operate the V&T. This excursion... (more)

NVR 71 leads the Dinner Train northbound near Rutherford on a fine Spring evening.

WP F7 918-D brings up the rear of a Niles Canyon train enroute to Niles

#18 on a photo run over the Lake Britton Bridge, known as the bridge in the movie "Stand By Me". Today, while the bridge still stands, the railroad is gone, with the rails removed during 2007.

The day after Winterail 2007 was a beautiful late winter day in Northern California. Engineer Hoffman is at the throttle of NVR 72 as they head south back to Napa.

SN 143 is returning to Walnut Creek after an excursion to Concord. This was part of the ceremony marking the abandonment of this piece of railroad and its eventual conversion to right of way for B... (more)

Heading back to Oakdale from Cooperstown, McCloud #18, currently residing on the Sierra, is crossing the trestle between Cooperstown and Warnerville. Behind the #18 is Sierra's only remaining Basl... (more)

After a quick pass, the 500 continues south along the harbor, while the 501 heads to the northern terminus of the Waterfront Red Car Line.

In late 1985, an excursion was run from Jamestown to Hetch Hetchy Junction using eight cars and two of Sierra's Baldwin S12's. Photo taken somewhere near Keystone