A hundred years ago, traveling by Pullman Car was an event not often matched, and never forgotten. Taking ones’ time to travel by rail, having all the comforts in life, savoring fine food, appreciating the varied scenery, enjoying impeccable service and sharing in fellowship of traveling companions is the very definition of the golden age of railroading. 

Blue Mountain Railroad 2001. On the platform, looking forward.		Wallula Washington		Locomotive coupled to the observation deck end during switching		Moving Through Eastern Washington State. At 78 feet, notice the length of the Abraham Lincoln compared to the freight cars
Western Oregon		Willamette River, Oregon		Switching Amtrak trains		BNSF to Blue Mountain Railroad Wallula Junction, WA
Othello Washington		Bruce, Washington. 9-10-01		Walla Walla to Dayton Washington		BNSF Wallula, Washington State
Our other life. Speeders on a trestle outside Lewiston Idaho on Camas Prairie Railroad		Being added to the end of the train in Seattle at King Street Station		Sothern Pacific transfer in Oakland, California		On the Central Washington Rail Road
Behind Amtrak freight car		Locomotive 4449 pushing the Pullman Car Abraham Lincoln in Portland, Oregon
BNSF Connell WA to Wallula WA		Being passed between locomotives		Wallula, Washington		BNSF RR at Pasco Washington out kitchen window
Blue Mountain RR Wallulla to Walla Walla Washington		9-11-01. Pasco, Washington. The day the world changed.		BNSF hump yard. Pasco, Washington		Leaving Bruce as freight
Crossing the Columbia River at Portland OR to Vancouver WA