An eastbound passenger special rolls along Nehalem Bay in fall 1991. The train would cross the Coast Range and terminate at Banks.

At a charity auction in Albany, Oregon one evening there was a unique item - a dinner train ride into the Oregon Coast Range. The winning bidder enjoys the ride as the train crosses the trestle o... (more)

After playing a gig with my band Supernatural Beavers at the Museum, i checked out the yard including this original NP F7A. Extremely cool collection and live music on Saturdays following the trai... (more)

The Spokane Portland & Seattle 700 enters Southern Pacific rail at East Portland after a test run to Wishram, Washington on Burlington Northern.

Fall color along the Powder River Valley. By mid-October, the nights along Eastern Oregon's Powder River get pretty chilly and the change of season brings some interesting color to the lan... (more)

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade 15 rolls through a farm near Adna, Washington with the 5pm trip to Rusk with Mount Rainier in the background.

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascades 15 runs alongside Tune Rd. shortly after departing with the 3pm trip to Milburn.

An excursion train on the Lewis & Clark Railway is a couple of miles from the end of the trip at Battle Ground.

An Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad train enters Rockaway Beach, Oregon on Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad.

A Mount Hood Scenic train makes its way south towards Parkdale.

#10 prepares to depart with the "Train Robbery Special". The chainsaw on the pilot remained on the pilot for the entire trip, standing guard for any unexpected obstacles on the line.

One of the most scenic railroad locations in the world...Too bad the days of long SD9 powered log trains are over. This is a pretty cool conciliation seeing Doyle McCormack's F7 power dinner train... (more)

The Oregon Coast dinner train slowly rumbles up to Wheeler as it passes the busy beach getaway town of Rockaway Beach. Scores of people stop to watch the interesting pair of 1st generation locomot... (more)

Kennecott Copper 201, a rare RSD-4 sits at the Northwest Railway Museum in Snoqualmie.

Just past Tillamook Bay, #25 continues north toward Rockaway Beach.