Grand Canyon Railway's Williams Flyer heads south, back to Williams, after taking tourist to Grand Canyon National Park. The pair of F40PHs, ex-Amtrak, notch up as they exit the sag out of ... (more)

FPA4 Notches up on its way back to Williams, AZ

Grand Canyon Railway steam engine 2-8-2 #4960, is pulling a consist of 5 heavy Harriman commuter cars, past the ruins of an old section house at Willaha (MP 37.7). A great Lerro Productions Charte... (more)

The southbound "Grand Canyon Limited", pulled by the Montreal Locomotive Works FPA-4 (Alco Design) instead of the F40 locomotives (per request of Lerro Productions for a two-day steam ph... (more)

On a rare occasion, the Grand Canyon Railway will run their Alcos locomotives on their trains to the Grand Canyon. Per the request of a photo charter happening on the line, the Alcos pulled the Ca... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's 2-8-0 steam locomotive #29 charges hard towards the Grand Canyon as it highballs through Quivero. Once its arrives to the canyon, the crew will service the 29, and sent her ... (more)

Today's the day GCR 29 pulls a train for the first time in 8 years.

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)

The first northbound train for the Grand Canyon navigates its way out of Williams on a bright spring morning in Arizona's high country.

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.

Man vs. Machine On Saturday, September 26th, Grand Canyon Railway's steam locomotive #4960 competed in a race against cyclists to see who can go from the Grand Canyon to Williams the fastes... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway 4960 leads the second Williams Flyer train of the day into Williams on a windy April evening.

With two of the GCRY's F40's down for the count, two of GCRY's venerable MLW FPA-4's are used on the second Williams Flyer of the day. Here, GCRY 6793 is seen smoking it up around the curve at Pro... (more)

The Williams Flyer kicks up snow as it approaches the Espee Rd crossing, a little over eight miles from Williams and the end of its southward journey from the Grand Canyon.