Coach 3 is paused due to a fire on a trestle near the top.

Metrolink Coach 282, built by Hyundai-Rotem in 2010-2013, displays its new wrap with a message about being safe around railroads. This car is one of the pieces of railroad equipment (including AT... (more)

Metrolink Coach 282, built by Hyundai-Rotem in 2010-2013, displays its new wrap with a message about being safe around railroads. This car is one of the pieces of railroad equipment (including AT... (more)

After a five-year hiatus, Metrolink (in partnership with Orange County Transit Agency) is operating Angels Express trains for the Angels baseball 2024 season. These special trains operate ... (more)

Amtrak has applied wraps to a pair of their Pacific Surfliner cars, coach 6402 (on the left), and coach/café car 6306 (on the right), to promote the upcoming X Games in Ventura in late Jul... (more)

An old Budd-built Amtrak coach on display at the Pueblo Railway Museum in Pueblo, Colorado, still has a fading and peeling Amtrak “pointless arrow” logo and phase I paint scheme on August 25, ... (more)

N&W coach Randolph Macon College fresh out of the paint shop.

Freshly painted CofG 390 poses for the camera at TVRM.

Amtrak train 593, the last northbound Pacific Surfliner of the day (thanks to reduced schedules during the COVID-19 pandemic) makes its stop just before 9:00 pm (21:00) in Anaheim, Californ... (more)

At some point decades ago, an old E&LS coach (presumed - exact lineage not known) was left in Turner to be used, reportedly, as a local schoolhouse. But today, the town of Turner consists of one h... (more)

The "Sliver Star" being readied for its southbound departure on a cool January evening.

A "Georgian" coach will be on tonight's southbound "Humming Bird"

Amtrak Train #3 makes its station stop at KCY in track 30, arriving 14 minutes early. On the rear of the train are the "Pacific Union" and the "Royal Street", which will be se... (more)

Flag stop! We are aboard ACR train #1 in May of 1988 and we have just made a flag stop to let off passengers near Trout Lake. The ACR was the only way to get to many of these remote locations.

The logo adorning the side of a Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley coach used in the excursions. This car was a former Erie Lackawanna MU car.