47 miles from the Big Apple. On the busiest travel day of the year, the Sunday after Thanksgiving, Amtrak 939 hustles an 8-car Northeast Regional train south through Princeton Junction, exa... (more)

An eastbound Keystone tries to outrun its own wake as it flies through Princeton Junction.

Even though NJT 7853 is slowing for a station stop, the Blizzard of 2009 has intensified to almost whiteout conditions, causing the train to disappear in the distance. Note the barely visible form... (more)

A shot of NJ Transit's bi-level commuter cars from Princeton Junction on a rainy, dreary Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

A Sunday-only New York-Washington Acela Express flies through Princeton Junction, turning the heads of many travelers waiting for the next train north.

Sunday afternoon's southbound Atlantic City Express Service (ACES) blasts through Princeton Junction with hints of fall color appearing just beyond both platforms. Another southbound's headlight c... (more)

A northbound Acela is about to duck under the recently rebuilt Alexander Rd. overpass in West Windsor just south of the Princeton Jct. station. The construction of the new bridge has cleared views... (more)

HHP-8 no. 658 leads train no. 19, the southbound Crescent, through Princeton Junction Station in West Windsor.

This southbound NJT train is about to make its stop at Princetion Jct on Track 3, because Amtrak is doing tie work on Track 4. When I went to this station on NJT, we had to switch from Track 4 to ... (more)

NJT NEC Trenton Local Train # 7857 slows down for its stop at Princeton Jct. Note that its going to make its stop on Track 3 because Amtrak was doing tie work on Track 4, when this photograph was ... (more)

Double Your Pleasure!

A rare NJ Transit doubleheader consisting of two ex-Amtrak P40s speeds south through Princeton Junction on the Northeast Corridor. Originating in New Yor... (more)

Amtrak 911 flies through Princeton Junction with the westbound Pennsylvanian, while an unknown Amtrak train (possibly a very late Keystone?) makes a station stop. The PRR-style signals are mounted... (more)

An eastbound train to New York, consisting of Comet II and Comet IV coaches makes a station stop at Princeton Junction. Sets of coaches with matching paint schemes are rather rare on the NJT syst... (more)

The snow begins to pick up as AMTK 657 races south through PJ.

An NJT local made up of Arrow IIIs pulls into the Princeton Junction station just like they have since they were built in 1977-78 as an NJT express fades into a snowy oblivion in the distance.