Just minutes away from arriving its final destination at Union Pacific's Los Angeles Transportation Center (old Shops Yard), the westbound KAILC-03 stacker rolls through El Sereno behind the origi... (more)

The Gardena Rock Train takes the Wilmington Sub into South Central LA with a newer GE leading.

Power for the KLCAI runs along the LA River just after the Metrolink commuter rush.

Southern Railroad of New Jersey's F7A units have certainly seen better days than what they see now. With the rise of the notion among the photography community that Winslow Junction is "an ab... (more)

A few old ExpressTrak reefersare with IPFX reporting marks.

Is this Los Angeles or San Francisco? Framed between the aging, ex-Southern Pacific Bayshore Roundhouse and the city's namesake bay, CalTrains 279 races north toward the Bayshore station and Tunne... (more)

The Torrance Local passes over the street running in downtown Gardena. Although much of the power is cut off, this train had an unusual seven units. Maybe the 'extra' paint required additional pow... (more)

A Santa Fe intermodal train approaches Siberia, California, on March 7, 1995. Not much is left of the town of Siberia except for the Santa Fe station sign and this crumbling stone and concrete str... (more)

The crew is still on board tying up their power as they put away the Torrance Local's power in the unprotected lot that has brought these engines to this horrific state of tagging. The boys hangin... (more)

Looking through the crumbling ruins of a stone and concrete building in the ghost town of Siberia, California, is a view of Santa Fe SD40-2 No. 5134 leading an eastbound across the remote Mojave D... (more)

Old, Cold, and elegant. Some SP SD9Es await Christmas.

"El Segundo Local" LOW20 passes one of the 4 remaining wig-wags on UP in SoCal. One of the infamous 4th Street gensets which now feature more graffiti than original paint leads. The replacement cr... (more)

There is nothing as Norman Rockwell, nostalgic America, like the local freight train. Here we see East Los Angeles' classic local freight power waiting out the weekend for Monday's next assignment... (more)

The steam era…2016. The steam era in the United States ended in the 1950s however even all these years later several traces can still be found, both lovingly preserved and quietly forlorn. Case ... (more)

Two 'Bulldog' streamliners rest in storage at North Bendigo Workshops. B64 is in very faded V/line tangerine, while the GM is sporting equally faded Australian National green and yellow.