One of the Grand Canyon Railway's steam excursions passes the railway's retired Alco locomotives as it arrives in Williams.
On March 14, 2002, the Grand Canyon Railway train has arrived at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The passenger train is led by a matched set of Alco-designed Montreal Locomotive Work... (more)
In clearer skies on Friday, GCRY F40PH 237 departs the south rim of the Grand Canyon with the Williams Flyer in tow.
The daily 09h30 departure for Grand Canyon village bask under the morning sun. The train will follow (and overtake) the double-header steam operated pulled by Grand Canyon 4960 and ATSF 3751.
GCRY 4960 and ATSF 3751 reverse pass the photo line for the southbound runby. This photo of the shove back ended up being much better than the runby due to a poorly planned runby location.
Ex LS&I 2-8-0 #29 is just south of the Pronghorn road crossing about 3 miles north of Williams. This was the first summer of operation for the railway.
The GCRY 4960 and ATSF 3751 doublehead the Grand Canyon Limited north towards the Grand Canyon, seen here whistling for the Pronghorn Ranch Road crossing 5/16/12.
GCRY 4960, leading the ATSF 3751, Amtrak Phase 2 Hertiage unit #66, and 14 private cars on the Grand Canyon Limited doubleheader, closes in on Williams, AZ as it has just passed the crowds at Pron... (more)
American Orient Express is in the siding at Imbleu, Ariz. on the Grand Canyon Ry. to meet its regular southbound train returning from the Grand Canyon on May 30, 2004. Much has changed since th... (more)
GCRY 4960 and ATSF 3751 double-head northbound on their way to the south rim of the Grand Canyon as part of the Grand Canyon Limited. After chasing the two previous days, it was a welcome change ... (more)
GCRX 4960 & ATSF 3751 double head back to Williams from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon on the third day of the Grand Canyon Limited Special.
The daily Grand Canyon train has just departed Grand Canyon village and is rolling south through the forest on its way back to Williams Arizona.
The Grand Canyon Limited is southbound in the late afternoon light as both engines whistle for the crossing just behind me.
The Grand Canyon Ltd southbound just north of Williams at Espee Rd Crossing.
This is the ATSF 3751 special train headed south from the Grand Canyon with the GCR 4960 on the point.
