The Lake Shore Limited shone during a special "Twentieth Century Week" filled with Broadway stars, champagne toasts and a nod to railroading's rich and colorful history.

For passengers traveling during the holidays, menus embellished with hand-drawn decorations evoke the joy and warmth of the season.

Since its early days, Amtrak has promoted rail travel as a convenient and easy way to attend favorite sporting events, including games between famous football rivals.

Proud of its work to refurbish the nation's intercity passenger rail system, Amtrak entered its second decade focused on diversifying its business, investing in employees and contemplating the future of American rail transportation.

For collectors of railroad menus, a specially decorated holiday edition is a rare prize that often shows the enduring popularity of our favorite foods.

For more than 40 years, Amtrak has commemorated special trains with keepsake tickets, buttons, hats and other souvenirs.

New single-level, long-distance cars will support growth across the national intercity passenger rail system and help improve financial and on-time performance.

Established through a partnership between Amtrak, the state of Maryland and the federal government, the BWI Airport-Thurgood Marshall Airport station was the first American intercity passenger rail facility to offer easy transfers between air and ground transportation services.

The first passenger cars designed to Amtrak specifications, the bi-level Superliners became the new face of American long-distance train travel.