Amtrak ASEA X995, with Amtraks testing of the Swedish unit over. The fate is sealed for the GG-1., The pans have been removed, and its ready for its return trip to Sweden and sits on a siding at P... (more)

Amtrak F40PH 231, OLS leads the Baseball Special on the Arizona & California at Parker, Arizona, April 17, 1998. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

Heading to San Diego from Goleta, Amtrak San Diegan 774 makes its stop in Santa Ana. Five-month-old Dash 8-40BP 810 leads this train this day, pulling six Amfleet cars, a baggage car and F... (more)

The Borealis pauses at Red Wing for its last stop before reaching its St. Paul terminus.

Amtrak GG1 900 leads on the North East Corridor at Linden, New Jersey. January 17, 1978. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo Amtrak 900, built 3/1940 as PRR 4892>PC 4892>PC900

Not sure why this train was here with the "Pooch" and the Superliners. The P30CHs originally had steam generators so this one may have had hotel power added. Either way they were hard ... (more)

In a very rare passenger move this southbound excursion is rounding a sharp curve of the former Clinchfield just north of St. Paul.

Class leader #300 showing off its Phase VI paint scheme.

Just past the Minnesota Commercial yard, it is 10 minutes away from Union Depot.

A trio of new Chargers at the Wilmington Shops.

It seems the California Zephyr is destined to be led by a pair of Phase VII P42's. This colorful consist is a welcomed addition for photographs along the Moffat Route.

Found this Paducah rebuild working M of W. Hoped to find good weather before the vacationers came out. Struck out on the weather in the Northeast. As usual. Rumor is the sun does shine there... (more)

Honorary E-unit? A local express races by, WB I'd guess. Photo by Calvin Christman. From my collection.

Just after sunrise, the northbound Coast Starlight rolls through the Devil's Garden. This area is a lava flow created by eruptions of nearby Mount Shasta.

AMTK 408 gets serviced at its station stop at North La Crosse, WI on the point of the North Coast Hiawatha. The E9 was built as MILW 31A in April 1956.