Santa Fe #3751 on the Santa Fe’s Redondo Turntable in Los Angeles, California. The 3751 is a standard gauge, oil burning, 4-8-4 steam locomotive that operated out of Los Angeles in her working life. The turntable was built in 1914. 🚂: Baldwin | 1927 📸: September | 2024 🚂: #steamtrain #steamlocomotive #steamengine #santafe #rail #railroad #railway #railroads #americana #california #losangeles #trains #transportation #history #historic #vintage #antique #machine #mechanical #oldtrain #railways_

Large and loud, the 89-year-old Santa Fe 3751 engine made history as its crew catapulted the Santa Clarita Valley back into the days of the wild west Wednesday afternoon during a return trip to Los Angeles. Read more here: http://www.signalscv.com/section/36/article/157209/ | Austin Dave

Santa Fe 3751, built in 1927, is running the main line after a complete restoration. This is LA's engine! This clip is from the longer documentary: "Santa Fe 3751, Return to Steam". Now half price! https://rfd.video/3751RTS | Railfan Depot

Here is Santa Fe 3751 on one of her first test runs after restoration. From the 2-DVD Set, "Today's Steam Across America" - a look at modern steam programs in the USA. On sale, 2 DVDs for $14.95: http://rfd.video/TodaysSteam | Railfan Depot

Footage of the 3751 as she begins her new life in excursion service in December, 1991. From the Pentrex show "Santa Fe 3751 – Return to Steam" https://rfd.video/3751RTS | Steam Giants

Here is a quick clip of Santa Fe 3751 and two warbonnets pulling an excursion in 1992. This is the famed 18 day 2,300 mile trip from LA to Chicago and back. From MoKan Video Productions "Mainlines into Kansas City". http://rfd.video/MainlinesKC | Railfan Depot