The second of seven and a half 40-car unit military trains is being unloaded at the Port of Anchorage. This movement was in support of the deployment of the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team from Ft... (more)

Welcome inside the Alaska Railroad's Denali business car, a posterchild for opulence and extravagance. This Pullman, built in 1921, underwent a major restoration in 2006, to the tune of $1.... (more)

Cab shot of ARR Rotary #3 stored in Anchorage yard awaiting donation to a railroad display in Curry, AK. The rotary was built by the Cooke Locomotive Works in 1930 and operated under steam until 1... (more)

On a dreary Sunday afternoon ARR's Palmer Turn trundles east (railroad north) up the ARR's Palmer Branch line. The little local can be seen shoving past the Alaska State Fairgrounds in the verdan... (more)

On a Saturday afternoon ARR cab control/power car (former AMTK F40PH #244) noses out of the north end of Shed 2 at the Anchorage Car Shop. Strung out behind her is the consist for the Denali Star... (more)

Something new for CEECO to be proud of!! Savage Industries will soon be putting this shiny "new" locomotive to work. www.savageind.com

The narrow gauge Lahaina Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad, otherwise known as the "Sugar Cane Train", is shown here departing the Puukolii Station. I asked the conductor of the train why a company s... (more)

The 644 stands by the 16-lead, ready to head down to Albany for its next assignment on the Portland & Western Railroad. I'd forgotten how clean of a locomotive it was!

LK&P's "Oahu"

It's been a while since I posted a recent pic of the newest paintjob on the 231. I last posted one of it in tomato red, so here's the orange, black, silver, and pinstripes! An amazing rainbow came... (more)

Engine "Anaka" backing up on the wye for the return trip to Lahaina.

Having been withdrawn for repair to suspension components, the Northwest's iconic Talgo trainsets are beginning to return to Cascade Service. Welcome back!

ARR 4324/4321 lead the southbound Denali Star across a remote bridge one mile south of Honolulu, the halfway point between Fairbanks and Anchorage.