Three F-unit sets line up at the servicing facilities at Clovis, New Mexico, in September 1965. One set is led by a F9A (287C), another by a FTA (173L), and the last by a F7A (228C). F-units were ... (more)

Early morning at Clovis finds this eastbound general freight departing with a nice concest of Warbonnet and NS power.

On December 16, 1963, Santa Fe Train No. 2, the eastbound SAN FRANCISCO CHIEF struck a cattle truck just west of Clovis, New Mexico, derailing five F-units and 10 cars. Two days later, on a cloudy... (more)

Santa Fe 12L-11A-12A-13L (E6A-E3B-E6B-E6A) await their next assignment behind the Clovis roundhouse on May 3, 1964. At this time, the E3s and E6s spent most of their time in storage at Kansas City... (more)

Motor Train #25 has just left Clovis en route to Carlsbad, New Mexico. Trailing the motor is chair-observation #3197. The train is due into Carlsbad at 6:00 p.m. Motor M.160 alternated with the M.... (more)

Three westbound freights line up nicely for servicing at the west end of Clovis Yard. The photo was taken from the Hull Street overpass, which has since been replaced by a new structure.

The A-B-B-A set of Alco PA units accelerates the SAN FRANCISCO CHIEF out of town as two crewmen wave. Santa Fe's first GP35, 1300, leads a group of units sitting at the fuel rack.

A long set of Alco A-B-B-A units is ready to back down to train 1, SAN FRANCISCO CHIEF, at Clovis. The train came into town behind another A-B-B-B set.

An EMD F9 sits with a B unit at Clovis.

ATSF Alco 52L sits with a B unit at Clovis.

The M-160 has arrived from Carlsbad with train 26.

West end fuel rack

A westbound intermodal train pulls into the fuel racks at Clovis, NM for a top off and a quick crew change on its way toward LA on the BNSF's Transcon, while a manifest freight waits for a new cre... (more)

Sunrise on Clovis Yard and the first day of the 'railfan' half of my cross country drive last year. This photo has provided some nice motivation while planning this years trip.

The seldom-lit "Be Safe" Logo as seen looking down Main Street.