Mama don't take my Kodachrome away. GP20u 3058 built in November of 1961 as 1158, became BNSF 2041 and photoed February 24, 1988. Photographer unknown. Marty Bernard collection.
FTs pulling the Super Chief bound from Chicago to Los Angeles at Pasadena, California. Mid-1940s. Photographer unknown.
2299 was a "fireless" steam locomotive that operated inside the Dallas Trade Mart. It was fed steam from a stationary boiler that vented its smoke outside.
Wow, Ron Nixen made it that far south for pic's of the AT&SF? Only thought he was a NW photographer back in the day?!
The old Santa Fe Railroad passenger depot in Norman, Oklahoma circa 1910's. The station, built in 1909, today is used by Amtrak and a Performing Arts Studio. (Norman Chamber of Commerce) When I visited it in December of 2007. Track side view.
One thing I have always wondered - how long could a fireless steam engine operate once it was fully charged and what pressure would that maximum charge be installed at?
I caught this Santa Fe cowl unit coming through Cameron, Texas, not far from the Armadillo Ranch in 1992.