An SD70ACe is the rear DPU of an outbound stack train as they exit the Alameda Corridor at East Redondo.

The Torrance Local begins their trip as they briefly utilize the Alameda Corridor to cross the LA River with a pair of heavily tagged geeps including a GP40P-2 trailing.

YLZ14 works the east end of LATC as they build the outbound ZLCLT with a pair of SD40 rebuilds.

Completing a cross-country journey from Atlanta, ZAILC arrives at LATC with solid NS power.

ZAILC crosses over at Valley Blvd. as they arrive at LATC.

A very late Coast Starlight passes the east end of Metrolink's Central Maintenance Facility as they finally near their destination.

The YLZ15 yard job works the east end of LATC with a pair of SD40-2 rebuilds in the shadow of downtown Los Angeles. On the right, intermodal ISALB stops to get paperwork for operating on Metrolink... (more)

Moments after meeting its 3 hour late counterpart, a 16 1/2 hour late Amtrak 11 passes Metrolink's Central Maintenance Facility at Taylor Yard. Leading the way is Phase IV painted 184 with a P40DC... (more)

"Last Hoorah!" Shortly before the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society began the FRA required 15 year rebuild of AT&SF #3751 they hosted a night photo shoot at the Amtrak 8th Stree... (more)

A Western Pacific Consolidation type locomotive sits at the vanguard of the Travel Town Pavilion in Griffith Park.

Built by Norris-Lancaster in 1864, Stockton Terminal & Eastern #1 is the oldest piece in the Travel Town collection and is presently nearing the end of cosmetic restoration.

A Union Pacific 0-6-0 Baldwin S5 is lit up by the dropping sun as a professional photographer gets ready to set up for some family photos with the engine as background.

A rare center cab EMC Model 40 is the main power at Travel Town (not that anything is usually moving there, but this locomotive is their tow truck when they need to pull stuff). I have heard of pl... (more)

This Western Pacific Consolidation was donated to Travel Town back around the creation of the park in the 1950s.

California Western #56 is a rare Baldwin RS12. Last I knew, this unit was serviceable and even gets used on occasion when they need to move something large around the museum yard. That being said,... (more)