With eyes watching each wheel, the 3751 crawls through the Miramar Wye on a warm afternoon. Canon EOS 40D

As the sun begins to set, ATSF 3751 reverses to Old Town to pick up her passengers before heading back north into the night. Canon EOS 40D

The gleaming ATSF 3751 (along with three Amtrak P42s that nobody noticed anyway) coasts southbound along the beautiful beach shores of Del Mar with the 24 car AAPRCO special handily in tow.

ATSF 3751 makes its way toward San Diego leading AAPRCO special.

Several miles north of Old Town Diego, ATSF 3751 and three HEP boxes return light through Morena after having been turned at the Miramar wye to power the AARPCO convention train back to Los Angele... (more)

ATSF 3751 and power preparing to head off to Miramar to be wyed and serviced. Canon EOS 40D

Hearing her chuff out of Sorrento station I catch ATSF 3751 climbing hard up Miramar Hill. Canon EOS 40D

Santa Fe #3751 and three GE P42DCs pull an impressive string of private varnish over the Los Angeles River on a very dark and grey morning. Listed as "A 9751 1 21" the train was referred to on the... (more)

Dave Goodheart special photo trip makes a run by just south of the Grand Canyon.

NRHS special heads east to Williams, Arizona.

A future engineer poses with his little sister and his new best friend. Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, Los Angeles, Calif. April 7th, 2005. Steve Crise Photo. © scrise.com

Crewmembers of the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society, the guys that make the 3751 go. Top row: Smoke Smith. Middle: Dan Echeto, Robert Ray, Bob Kittle, Tony Neece, Rowland Fogarty, James ... (more)

San Bernardino Railroad Historical Societies restored steam locomotive AT&SF 3751 is seen here at Fullerton Calif. on display for Fullerton Railroad Days in May of 2001. Steve Crise Photo. © scri... (more)

The 3751 lends a hand in the production of The Fabulous Esquires Big Band CD titled Full Steam Ahead. The train was cold for the photo shoot. We chose to use the cheaper option of rented fog machi... (more)

Sandwiched in between the north and south bound lanes of Interstate 5 is the bridge that crosses the Santa Margarita River. This location is just south of Stuart Mesa Yard between CP Puller and CP... (more)