During an August evening, Sierra 2 takes a spin on the Jamestown turntable.
A Sierra Railway passenger excursion rolls westward on a summer afternoon. The train is just out of Jamestown, crossing Bell Mooney Road.
ex UP genset now owned by Sierra.
Sierra #2, a Lima product of 1922, rests in the roundhouse at Jamestown, CA.
Sierra #3 rests in the roundhouse at Jamestown, CA.
Bathed in soft light, the beefy profile of Sierra Railway #2 is highlighted against the backdrop of Mikado #34.
At rest in the original Sierra Railway roundhouse, surrounded by the tools that once kept her running, husky Mikado #34 awaits her turn to come back to life. For now, she sits at Railtown 1897 as... (more)
Sierra Railway 3, a 1891 graduate of the Rogers Locomotive Works in Patterson, NJ and a 119 year veteran of the Sierra, rests inside the roundhouse in Jamestown after a day hauling tourists throug... (more)
Sierra Railway's nicely painted Dinner Train the day after Christmas in gorgeous afternoon light.
Sierra's home built genset 52 at Oakdale.
Fresh painted Sierra 48 with it's matched set of cars for the Dinner Train.
Sierra #50 at Oakdale.
Sierra number 3 coming up to milepost 44 and stopping for display as part of participation in the 2012 Amgen Tour bicycle race, on May 16th, 2012
Sierra Railway #8, a Ford Model T on a Fairbanks Morris frame from about 1922, rests inside the historic belt driven machine shop at Railtown 1897.
