oklahoma

This 50-Ton Porter built for the U.S. Army in 1942 sits at the Oklahoma Railway Museum in OKC.

This apparently is the motive power mostly used on the excusion train at the Oklahoma Railway Museum, as it was hooked up this day to the train in preparation for the next run.

A Los Angeles Junction Railway engine sits at the Oklahoma Railroad Museum in Oklahoma City, OK. This is the 2571 CF7.

The FRISCO 814, a F9A, sits at the Oklahoma Railroad Museum in OKC.

This cab, tagged for the FRISCO, is sitting in Edmond, OK.

These two cabs can be seen at the Oklahoma City Railroad Museum. The woodie is a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Caboose built in 1878. It is believe to be the oldest cab in the state of Oklahoma.

This Frisco 4500 sits in a small park in Tulsa, OK dreaming of one day being under full steam again.

This former ATSF Depot originally in Moore, OK now sits in south Oklahoma City and is the office of Sooner Sports and Imports, a car dealership.

This great looking station is the Union Depot in downtown Tulsa, OK.

A SLSF Depot seen in Bristow, OK.

The ATSF Depot in Guthrie, OK.

The moved Oakwood Depot now resides at the Oklahoma City Railway Museum.

Union Station in Oklahoma City, OK.

The Santa Fe (Amtrak) Station in Oklahoma City, OK.

I decided to drive down to Pauls Valley, OK today to capture Amtrak 821 "The Heartland Flyer" stopping at the historic Santa Fe depot at Pauls Valley. I had also hoped to catch some additional trains as well while I was down there, but alas, no more came in the roughly 2 1/2 hours I spent there...

Hello to all, I'm Mike & I live in the UK. I am a fan of the Railways here in Britain, but my real passion lies with the U.S Railroads! I have spent a lot of time railfanning many different states including, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming, Illinois, Florida, Georgia.......... This...

Shortline power in Lawton along the old Frisco route, WAMX 4023.

A pile of rusty railroad spikes laying beside the BNSF track in Norman, Oklahoma. These spikes were replaced during recent line maintenance.

Zooming past the Santa Fe Depot in Purcell, Oklahoma