Illuminated by the morning sun Amtrak's eastbound Pacific Surfliner, train #774, hustles across the Gaviota Trestle on it's way towards Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, and eventually San Dieg... (more)

A clean Talgo set runs the 501 into Portland. An assortment of cars and a fake-bonnet BNSF locomotive can be seen behind the train at Willbridge yard.

On its second day of service wearing its new Veterans paint scheme, Amtrak Non-Powered Control Unit 90208 brings up the markers on Pacific Surfliner #774 as it nears the end of its run from... (more)

Amtrak Cascade train 501 heads south to PDX, heading past the small BNSF Willbridge yard in North West Portland.

Amtrak 90208 with new Veterans paint scheme on Veterans Day at Los Angeles Union Station in 2015.

Recently repainted Cab car leads a southbound Cascade train into Vancouver, Wa under threatening skies.

NPCU 406 in Phase 3 paint lays over on a bitterly cold night in GR after leading the train into town. Grand Rapids down town Skyline looms in the background as well as the new Amtrak station.

About 1,260 feet above the valley at Samish Overlook, Amtrak Cascades Train #517 was seen crossing underneath Chuckanut Drive during a spectacular evening in the Skagit Valley.

Day after Christmas sees P37126 on it's early light journey through the fields south of Holland.

The Pere Marquette highballs west to Chicago as it crosses over the Kalamazoo River.

Amtrak 371 the Pere Marquette heads west across the Kalamazoo River Bridge t New Richmond as they head to Chicago.

Amtrak 371 the Pere Marquette loads it's passengers at the old Amshack in Grand Rapids before sunrise. This was the final days of old station before the train moved a few blocks to the east to a b... (more)

After spending time on the Amtrak Exhibit Train on display in KC, the F40PH NPCU, AMTK 406, was put into service on the Missouri River Runners, and leads Amtrak Train #314 east into the morning su... (more)

The Amtrak Exhibit Train is spotted at the Santa Fe Depot in Topeka for today, holding the main line.