Head-end business is the lubrication that keep the wheels turning on Santa Fe’s train 23, the Grand Canyon, crossing the Cimarron River at the southern edge of Springer, New Mexico, on July 27, ... (more)

The Super Chief - El Capitan A Roger Puta Photograph

The Grand Canyon A Roger Puta Photograph

The Kansas City Chief A Roger Puta Photograph

The Grand Canyon in the siding at Glorietta. A Roger Puta photograph.

The San Diegan, consist of 4 F-units, 11 coaches, 1 coach-lounge, and 1 baggage car. A Roger Puta photograph

The Chicagoan. The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

The Grand Canyon in siding at Springer, NM waiting for York Canyon Coal Unit Train. The Late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

The train was the Grand Canyon. The "L" for 309L is right above the buffer and stands for "Lead". The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

Still Santa Fe’s elegant flagship and one of the last of the great passenger trains in February, 1969, the Super Chief, Train 18, slows for a meet with a unit coal train just south of Glorieta, ... (more)

Never the same from one day to the next, Santa Fe’s Fast Mail Express, train 7 and its eastbound counterpart, train 8, were obliged by contract to carry all the mail the U.S Post Office presente... (more)

Santa Fe eastbound Mail Train 8 blasts through Stafford, Kansas without even slowing down, and the Agent appears to be looking down, not watching the action or the RPO clerk in the first car comin... (more)

In a clear case of lese-majeste, Santa Fe’s Super Chief, Train 18 behind FP45’s 100/103, has been forced to take the siding at Rowe, New Mexico, and cool its wheels waiting for a westbound Yor... (more)

Running a little late, E6A 15 speeds number 12, the Chicagoan, along the High Line between Holliday Junction and Kansas City on an October afternoon in 1965. The Dallas-Chicago train -- mostly hea... (more)

Santa Fe’s articulated doodlebug M190 and one coach were running 75 mph when they zipped by the Chisum, N.M. station sign. Train 25 operated between Clovis and Carlsbad and informally was call... (more)