Brookland. An inbound WMATA Metrorail Red Line train is arriving at Brookland-CUA Station. This train is made up of six 6000-series cars, manufactured by Alstom between 2005 and 2007.
Lower Level. A WMATA Metrorail Blue Line train bound for Franconia-Springfield is seen arriving at Pentagon station, using 3000-series cars (Breda, 1984-1988). Pentagon station is one o... (more)
Two Amtrak roster rarities stand together at the Ivy City terminal in Washington, DC. Amtrak 47 was one of three Washington Terminal RS1’s that received Amtrak’s Phase III paint scheme. Amtrak... (more)
Amtrak Northeast Regional train 171 is roughly 460 miles into its nearly 500-mile journey from Boston, Massachusetts, to Manassas, Virginia, as it passes through Washington DC. AMTK P42DC ... (more)
Washington Union Station is one of the country’s first great union railroad terminals. Designed by renowned architect Daniel Burnham, the station opened on October 27, 1907 and was completed in ... (more)
A lot of old train stations (such as Los Angeles Union Station, Chicago Union Station and New York’s Grand Central Terminal), and even some new stations (such as New York’s Moynihan Train Hall... (more)
Virginia Railway Express train 331 departs Washington DC's L'Enfant station as it heads south out of Washington DC to Manassas, Virginia. VREX MP36PH-3C 50 is the power for this six-car co... (more)
An Amtrak train heads south out of Washington, DC.
The Washington Terminal painted SW1000R brings a coach back to the station to be placed on the outbound Palmetto.
An eclectic mix of MARC and Amtrak power runs to Washington Union Station on a cold and snowy January morning in DC.
The head end of a power move from Ivy City with Heritage Unit 130 leading meets the outbound 154 in heavy snowfall.
The 0800 Washington Terminal yard job takes a coach off the inbound Palmetto around the wye at Ivy City and back to Washington Union Station with SW1000R 794 on the shove in the morning snowfall. ... (more)
Still going strong, the Washington Terminal-assigned SW1 awaits its next call to duty at Union Station.
A Washington Metro Red Line train approaches Union Station as SW1001 569 and SW1 737 wait between assignments near K Tower.
AMTK 569, built as RDG 2602 is November of 1973, is seen running lite past some handovers of the steam era at the south end of Ivy City.
