Will leave Greenport as Greenport Scoot Train 6251 back to Ronkonkoma. DE30AC 422, cab car 5002, 4073 and DE30AC 418. Ferry to Shelter Island is seen in the distance leaving Greenport.

The Greenport Scoot heading into Greenport. Heading thru 9th Street RR Crossing. About to pass GY Block Limit signal. DE30AC 422, CC 5002, 4078, and DE30AC 418.

The snow plow run took two hours and twenty minutes from Ronkonkoma to Greenport on the Main Line. The special move had a restricted speed limit of 25 mph with 5 mph through the stations taking tw... (more)

NYAR GP38-2’s 268 & 261 pushing LI 4230 through the Sixth Street RR Crossing in Greenport. Winter Storm Keenan the blizzard of 2022.The New York & Atlantic RS 70 road crew is working with Long... (more)

DE30AC 412, cab car 5009, 4100 and DE30AC 409 are waiting to turn as Train 6293.

"FRA Inspection Train at the Greenport Turntable" One of the Federal Railroad Administration's several inspection railcars pays a visit to Long Island Rail Road in the form of DOTX #216. T... (more)

"FRA Inspection Train at Greenport" One of the Federal Railroad Administration's several inspection railcars pays a visit to Long Island Rail Road in the form of DOTX #216. This car made ... (more)

"FRA Inspection Train Arrives at Greenport" One of the Federal Railroad Administration's several inspection railcars pays a visit to Long Island Rail Road in the form of DOTX #216. This c... (more)

Greenport's turntable remains in place despite not having turned an engine in well over four decades. The turntable was powered by air supplied by the locomotives themselves, and was rendered obs... (more)

Amtrak's Empire Service travels northbound along the Hudson River as sunset approaches on a very warm late summer evening. Greenport Conservation Area, Columbia County, NY

Still resting on her side after being trucked from Wellsboro, PA as such, this Pennsy boxcar is destined to serve as a theater and storage space at the Railroad Museum of Long Island's Greenport l... (more)

While the South Fork of Long Island provides lucrative service for the LIRR, the North Fork is something they would rather forget about. This is one of only two daily "scoots" that make ... (more)

The two main forms of public transportation to the eastern tip of the North Fork are shown here: The LIRR and Hampton Jitney. Today, we beat the bus to Orient.

Engine 402 and 2 coaches rest under a starlit sky and reflect over the calm waters of Greenport Harbor before heading back west to Ronkonkoma for the night. Moments like this remind me of how peac... (more)

In 2009, the oldest American railroad operating under its original charter, the Long Island Rail Road Company, celebrated its 175th anniversary. Although the actual day was April 24th, the railro... (more)