For a day, Santa Fe Locomotive 3751, said to have pulled the last steam passenger train between Los Angeles and San Diego in August, 1953, was back on the rails. And the faithful followed.

Hundreds showed up at the Santa Fe Depot on Saturday to catch a rare glimpse of the vintage steam locomotive. Historic engine No. 3751 was the main attraction at the second annual Railroad Days, ...

For the grand sum of $1, they bought the Santa Fe 3751, a 430-ton locomotive that had once played a seminal role in introducing high-capacity, high-speed passenger rail service to the West.

If you stand by the railroad tracks Sunday morning expecting to watch a historic steam locomotive go by, you may be waiting a long, long time. The Central Coast Railway Club and the Pacific Locomot… ...

A hulking, steam-powered locomotive is now on view to the public today at L.A.'s Union Station. Built in 1927, the Santa Fe 3751—as the impressive-looking train is known—is visiting the ...