These are some of the railroad related links that you might find useful. I know of these websites, and recomend them for your information. If you do visit them from one of my links, please let them know of my new website so that they might want to include my website in thier "links" page. Thank You.
www.thetrain.com - The website dedicated to the Grand Canyon Railway in Williams, AZ.
www.verdecanyonrr.com - This website is dedicated to the Verde Canyon Railway in Clarkdale, AZ.
www.amtrak.com - Amtraks official website for additional information about Amtrak.
www.cajonpass.net - A fantastic website dedicated to Cajon Pass. Click on the link for an amazing website documenting the entire construction process of the third track through Cajon Pass!
www.tehachapirails.com - A well presented and written photo website about Tehachapi Pass. Photos were submitted over time by several photographers.
www.somewherewest.com - As the name implies, a great website featuring photos of railroads west of Denver.
www.donwinslow.net - A fantastic website of railroads and other topics featuring some of the best photos I've seen.
www.trainweb.org/brettrw/ - ("Railroad Crossings") - One of the best websites for railroad enthusiests that want to visit the southwest United States. Massive amounts of useful information including text, maps and photos of many places around the Southwest USA. Great ideas for visiters not used to the desert climates. Coming to the southwest? This is more required reading.
www.pnwrailfan.com - A very informative website featuring photos and information about railroading in the northwest USA. Great photos and several very informative railfan guides. Read this if you are planning a trip out there.
www.agw-railway.com - A website dedicated to a fantastic model railroad called the Atlantic and Great Western. It is a freelanced midwestern railroad that has been featured in several articles in Model Railroader and Model Railroad Craftsman magazines. My friend Roger Kujawa is your host, and I recomend this website for the modelers out there.
www.railpictures.net - Probably the most inclusive collection of railroad photos that I know of. Almost any subject, they have it. Photos contributed by numerous photographers and it is updated I think daily. All photos are reviewed before being placed on website so you are virtually guaranteed no "bad" photos.
