Fresh from repainting at DM&IR's Proctor shop, SD18 193 leads a mixed train of Missabe equipment along the North Shore Scenic Railroad for members of the Missabe Railroad Historical Society. DM&IR... (more)

No 3334 hustles her mixed train from Porterville bound for Hermon on the Cape main line. The Grootwinterhoek Mountains constitute the backdrop.

The regularly scheduled mixed train is put together readied for departure to Progresso. For more color views of this trip, click here<... (more)

Santa Fe Southern makes an appearance at the Lamy depot.

Looking south on the A&M, here's the view out the door from the caboose of trestle #1, longest of 3 trestles that span the valley in the last three miles nearing Winslow tunnel northbound. This t... (more)

A&M mixed has backed up to the old Frisco depot at the foot of Garrison St. in Ft. Smith and soon will depart for Winslow Tunnel on a day trip with the Boston Mtn.-Arkansas NRHS and guests includi... (more)

Due to the Herculean efforts of the A&M forces to rehab this ex-Reserve Mining caboose in time, the mixed train sponsored by the A&M RR and the Boston Mtn. Chapter NRHS had "the look" crossing Fro... (more)

A&M charter mixed train at the foot of Garrison St., where the Fallen Flags that served this city once called. Frisco, MoPac, and KCS had depots here, the Mopac to the left, Frisco to the right a... (more)

A&M charter mixed train makes a photo runby at Frog Bayou bridge, site of numerous Frisco and A&M publicity shots early in the 20th Century. Thanks to the Boston Mtn. Chptr. NRHS & the folks at t... (more)

A&M charter mixed train poses at the south portal of the Winslow tunnel, deep in the heart of the Boston Mountains of Arkansas.

A&M charter mixed train arrives at the Ft. Smith depot after a Sunday excursion to Winslow Tunnel. Thanks to the Boston Mtn.-Arkansas Chptr. NRHS and the A&M for a great trip!

Santa Fe Southern mixed nears Lamy from Santa Fe. The boxcars are beer empties, SFS takes inbound loads for a distributor in SF. Other outbound loads include landscaping stone.

Here's the Santa Fe Southern at the Lamy depot, still used today by Amtrak. I swear the ghosts of R. Oppenheimer and other Manhattan Project engineers still linger here as they surely must've pas... (more)

September is a great month to railfan New Mexico, the desert flowers are in bloom and the light starts getting real nice as the Santa Fe Southern mixed nears Lamy.

This was a real working "Mixed Train." One photo runby was only concession to tourists that rode the train.