Santa Fe 3751 is a 4-8-4 type steam locomotive built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1927. In 1991, it was restored to operation by the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society and has been used on mainline excursion trips ever since. Here, the locomotive is seen departing San Diego, CA en route to Los Angeles Union Station in May of 2010. Coincidentally, 3751 pulled the last regular steam powered passenger train between San Diego and Los Angeles on August 26th, 1953. #trains #railroad #ste

Taking the term “hole in the wall” literally, Oppie’s Coffee is easy to miss. The newly opened coffee spot is hidden inside the courtyard at 109 E. Palace Ave. Grab a coffee, then peruse the wares Chocolate Cashmere & The Rainbow Shop. And don’t forget to read the historic plaque at the back…it ain’t called Oppie’s for no reason. | Visit Santa Fe, New Mexico

Two of Santa Fe's famous passenger trains are seen on the Pasadena Subdivision. From the Pentrex show "Historic Hot Spots Combo: Railfanning California in the 1950s and Santa Fe’s Pasadena Subdivision" https://rfd.video/HistoricHotSpots | Railfan Depot