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  1. Flying Through the Country Side

    Flying Through the Country Side

    An image of days gone by when this was the way to travel. This was taken on a trip with the Austin Steam Train Association on a 4th of July run to Bertram and back. The coach is named Buckeye Trail and is ex Nickel Plate Road but now has Milwaukee Road paint.
  2. A couple classic heavyweights

    A couple classic heavyweights

    Observation 1590 sits in front of the Snoqualmie Depot after a day of train-rides, along with a baggage car, a speeder and a trailer car.
  3. Interior of car 1590

    Interior of car 1590

  4. Interior of SP&S 272

    Interior of SP&S 272

  5. Interior of SP&S 213

    Interior of SP&S 213

  6. Interior of SP&S 276

    Interior of SP&S 276

  7. South Shore Line #109 MU Coach Ogden Dunes, IN

    South Shore Line #109 MU Coach Ogden Dunes, IN

    NICTD
  8. CN TEST Coach

    CN TEST Coach

    This coach was bought back from VIA, hence the blue paint. I think CN has 3-4 such sets. Better looking then CP's TEST set IMHO.
  9. VIA combine?

    VIA combine?

    What appears like a combine, one of the three remaining VIA blue cars, brought into Winnipeg for maintenence, these cars are in regular service up in Northern Manitoba on a mixed train. I know I could of cropped out the fence, but it makes the shot more realistic. Took me a couple times to...
  10. Coach #70

    Coach #70

    Built in 1896 for Union Pacific of Denver and Gulf Railroad by St. Charles Coach. On display in Idaho Springs, Colorado.
  11. AMTK 82523 in Fullerton, CA

    AMTK 82523 in Fullerton, CA

    AMTK 82523 in Fullerton, CA. Coverted to greyscale.
  12. The City of New Orleans - AMTK 66 - P42DC - M.J. Scanlon

    The City of New Orleans - AMTK 66 - P42DC - M.J. Scanlon

    The City of New Orleans, led by engine number 66, leaves Memphis Central Station 3 hours behind schedule only to be stopped at the Broadway crossing by a westbound UP train. CN Memphis Sub Memphis,TN 07MAR04
  13. Presidential Coach

    Presidential Coach

    This coach, located at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum in Miama, Florida, served many presidents in the 20th century. Even today it is sometimes used for special excursions (President Obama used it for his pre-inaugural train trip from Philadephia to Washington, D.C. The guy you see on the car...
  14. Amtrak and Sound transit at the Coach Wye

    Amtrak and Sound transit at the Coach Wye

    I had to wait for Amtrak #7s consist to clear the Coach Wye in Seattle. We were running against the current of traffic account an extra Sound Transit commuter with F59PH #908 pushing the consist toward Seattle. The Seattle skyline can be seen in the background.
  15. Pre-Superliner Coach

    Pre-Superliner Coach

    Before the days of double-deck Superliners, these coaches rode the Amtrak rails.




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