CNR Canadian Locomotive Company A-B C-Liners wait with southbound freight 340 at Amherst. They are waiting for the steam excursion behind 2-8-0 467 to clear.

A railfan special was co-sponsored by the NRHS and N.Y. Chapter of Railway Enthusiasts to Reading in order to see stored steam power. Reading T-1 locomotives 2100 and 2124 were spotted for fans as... (more)

Reading F7 A-A units are eastbound to Philadelphia under the suburban multiple-unit cantenary.

RS-2 952 crosses Passaic St. just past the Anderson St. station with train 1606 which ran express from Oradell to Hasbrouck Heights. This RS-2 was one of five converted from freight duty by the Er... (more)

Y6 2152 pulls hard on an eastbound coal drag a few miles short of the summit at Blue Ridge. The smoke of Y6a pusher 2167 can be seen clearly on the rear.

This H9s 2-8-0 was encountered switching a local freight at Carlisle, Pa. as my father drove us down to Roanoke, Va..

CNR J-7-a 4-6-2 5251 sits in a rare bit of sunlight that day at Turcot engine terminal. The engine is facing west.

The office car Yakima River brings up the rear of the NORTH COAST LIMITED as the train arrives at King Street Station.

The two T-1 steam locomotives have been serviced at Tamaqua and are running up to be coupled on to the Ramble once more. This September Saturday was just perfect in terms of both the train and the... (more)

An Erie RS-3 slows for a stop at Ridgewood with a train for Hoboken and the DL&W terminal. A few of the details shown here may soon be lost with the rebuilding work to be done on the station by Ne... (more)

Candian National FP9 units lead train 4, CONTINENTAL, on the last leg to Montreal.

Shiny GP7 1404 at Ridgewood with a commuter train.

Former Pennsylvania GG1 4931 leads a southbound SCL Florida train just a few months after the PC merger. The substantial Nassau tower was built in 1944.

A nicely matched A-B-A set of Jersey Central "Babyface " Baldwin diesels are about to pass under the Lehigh Valley with a westbound freight.

This engine is now restored and operated by Canadian Pacific as " The Empress ". The good-looking Hudson type rides the turntable after having arrived earlier with a suburban train from Rigaud, Qu... (more)