Silhouette at Miller Wash

A silhouette, twice as nice, with both Grand Canyon 2-8-0 #29 and 2-8-2 #4960. Photo ops abound at Miller Wash in Coconino County, AZ, some 36 miles north of Wi... (more)

On the second day of four days of steam operations to the Grand Canyon, GCRY 4960, a 2-8-2, is in charge of hauling the train back and forth to the canyon. On its return trip from the canyon, they... (more)

Under clearing skies, Grand Canyon Railway No.4960 shows off her side profile as she crosses though one of the lowest points on the Grand Canyon Line at Millers Wash. Pan shot at 1/30 of a second

While the chimney of this long abandoned fireplace in this forsaken home no longer exists, it is replaced with the one of the 4960 on a full speed runby at the siding of Willaha, Arizona. Is ... (more)

The exhaust of GCRY's ex-CB&Q Mikado echos through the pines as it works upgrade near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Working upgrade into Quivero, GCRY 4960 whistles for the upcoming grade crossing at it is framed with its rods down leaning into the curve.

While smoke might be billowing from the F40, giving the illusion that the steam locomotive is simply along for the ride - in reality - what this really shows is a good fireman is working GCRY 4960... (more)

Monsoon Thunderstorms mix with the other thunder in the Arizona Northland, Grand Canyon Railway 4960.

GCRY's ex-CB&Q O1a class Mikado races south past the cattle pens and old station at Willaha in a severe afternoon thunderstorm, a common occurrence during monsoon season in Northern Arizona.

With a storm hovering over the southern rim of the Grand Canyon; the William Flyer highballs south back to Williams with the iconic 2-8-2 steam locomotive #4960 on the point. From February to Sept... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's 2-8-2 steam locomotive begins to chug out of Quivero after picking up cowboys that will entertain the passengers for the rest of the trip to Williams after spend the day at ... (more)

4960 powers uphill out of Williams at it heads to the Grand Canyon.

Returning from the Grand Canyon, the 2-8-2 steam locomotive #4960 slowly creeps into the station on a warm September evening in Williams, Arizona.

Rain continues to fall on a late April evening as the Grand Canyon Railway's steam locomotive, 4960, races south through Red Lake, Ariz. on its return trip from the Grand Canyon.

Making its way back from the Grand Canyon, GCRY 4960 slowly approaches Quivero to pick the cowboy robbers while a monsoon storm forms in the background.