A young railfan wearing his ACS-64 shirt from the Amtrak Online Store gets a wave from Conductor Mike R., and points to his mother to show her.
A bedroom in brand new Viewliner II Sleeper "Rapidan River" shows some planned enhancements to the Sleeping car experience.
Brand new Viewliner II Sleeper "Rapidan River" is in the spotlight at WAS. This is the first new order of Sleeping cars to arrive in the US in over 20 years. Viewliner II Sleepers featur... (more)
The 936 negotiates the multiple double slip switches of Washington Terminal as it snakes its way into the station.
Taking a breather after a trip down the corridor as passengers head down the platform and into the station.
910 has been scrapped, but many of its parts were sold by Amtrak on eBay so it could live on through fans.
A first look at Viewliner II Sleeper "Rapidan River" shows off a fresh new interior color palette and furnishings. New trains aren't something that happen too often, and these represent ... (more)
A yellow line and a green line train make their stops at Archives/Navy Memorial on their way to Reagan Airport and Greenbelt respectively. The high vaulted, waffled, symmetrical ceilings of the do... (more)
The 406 looks stately and sharp.
The 406 stands in front of the Hecht Warehouse in Ivy City.
The DC streetcar departs Union Station.
A coupled Acela is a rare sight, as is seeing one in the lower level of Union Station (they don't have the ability to serve low level platforms).
It's not everyday you see an Amtrak Flat car in use, let alone one with triple axle trucks that is of US Army heritage.
MARC and Amtrak oddballs in Washington DC.
MARC and Amtrak wait for their turn to depart Washington DC.
