A north south bridge traffic freight heads out as the sun sets.
Milwaukee Road's Afternoon Hiawatha exits the tunnel westbound. To compare this view to other eras, click on "Tunnel City" (above) for other shots in the railpictures.net archive. Engine 100C we... (more)
Several passengers wait for the Atlantic Limited to stop so they can board for the two hour trip to Montreal. The first part of this trip is scenic like an east coast version of Banff. The route t... (more)
Diesels are spread out over an array of tracks used for locomotive storage and service. This F unit could be headed North tonight with a St Luc Freight. That telephone pole so close to the unit re... (more)
This image has the same feel as the image at http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=234278 The F unit geep combo was very common during this era.
Squeezed in between high nose EMD's and seventy six pigs, is a one car, one unit passenger train. Father is teaching son about being a railfan while watching this unusual sight.
Returning from excursion to Old Fort.
The Verde Canyon's two former Alaska RR FP7(A)'s hug the walls of the spectacular Verde Canyon, that was a trip I'll never forget.
In front of the Valley Ice Company.
A westbound Amtrak San Joaquin crosses the SP diamonds at Stockton Tower on its way to a scheduled stop at the Stockton depot.
Circa 1989 - #3499 had previously worn the Southern Green / Camera Mamiya RB67 - Film Kodak TMax 400 / Exposure Bulb f-8 with 32 flashes - lens shaded between flashes.
Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train
