A auto train slowly creeps into Cheyenne for a crew change before continuing east.

CNW 401 sits stored at the Steam Shops in Cheyenne along with with a part source E9B and a CNW bay window caboose being just a couple of many items stored in the yard.

Cab shot of the engineers side of 3985 sitting inside the Steam Shops. Taken with permission.

UP 3985 leads the Missouri River Eagle up Archer Hill.

UP 3819, 4640, 4620, & 4934 lead eastbound autoracks up Archer Hill.

The storm clouds have finally started to clear and the really late afternoon sun cast some warm golden light on the side of a eastbound manifest waiting at West Cheyenne to pull up to the station ... (more)

A look down one of the inspection pits at the UP steam shops finds 949 sitting outside the shops being load tested before they leave for the trip to Council Bluffs, In the back ground a BNSF train... (more)

The Biggest and Baddest active steam locomotive in the world sits inside the Union Pacific's steam shops in Cheyenne WY. Taken with permission.

On a glorious November day Steve Lee poses with the 844 at the Steam Shops in Cheyenne. I didn't realize at the time how Historic this shot would be(at least to me) as Steve would announce his ret... (more)

UP's snow shuttle train sits on the yard tracks in front of the depot in Cheyenne waiting its call to duty this winter. Taken with permission.

I hope you have your hearing protection on. For additonal views of #51 on this day, click "UP 51" above. This unit was the first production turbine. Number 50 was a double-ended demonstrator.

UP 3966 goes for a spin. Click "UP 3966" in the loco # field for additional views of the engine being serviced that day.

A followup view to a shot posted earlier shows UP 4017's hogger leaning out the window looking for any obstructions to getting his train into the yard and finishing his run.

With brake shoes smoking a manifest with stock cars in the consist slows for the yard at Cheyenne. #4017 was preserved and sits today, silent but imposing, at the National Railway Museum in Green... (more)

Waiting in the rack