A Four Locomotive Lashup Crossing the Raritan - NS 1702, NS 1700, CSX 4412, CSX 2798. This daily transfer train from Oak Island Yard in Newark to Browns Yard in Sayreville is typically l... (more)

"Shady's Back"

After another trip to the shops, the EL SD45-2 returns back to its North Jersey assignment on OI-16 with two other units.

Conrail's OI16 is pushing into Port Reading Yard. Once again, EL livery SD45-2 1700 is assigned to the train, but as a trailing locomotive.

UTA's Frontrunner passes by some of the little remaining farmland in Orem.

Twin Baldwin cab units are hauling the Slate Picker under route 30 on the return to Whitehall, NY. 30 minutes earlier the crew picked up interchange cars from the G&J at Salem, NY.

Moodna Viaduct is an iron railroad trestle in Cornwall, New York, near the village of Salisbury Mills which spans Moodna Creek and its valley north of Schunemunk Mountain. Construction began in 19... (more)

A matched set of GE power is hauling an eastbound toward Binghamton on a wet summer’s day. The shot is set in a plush green meadow near the banks of the Susquehanna River.

CR1776 pulls a westbound NJDOT train thru the West End interlocking plant minutes after departing Hoboken Terminal.

Lackawanna Railroad Warehouse Sign

The Lackawanna Railroad warehouse sign is shown proudly displayed high over Jersey city only a few blocks from Hoboken terminal and right... (more)

The Lake Cities A Roger Puta Photograph

A Roger Puta Photograph

Along what used to be the original Hartwell line that ran from Bowersville to Hartwell, we see remains of Hartwell's history rotting away in the weeds in Airline, Ga. This is a former Lackawanna c... (more)

A Roger Puta Photo

This is how a day of rail fanning would begin for me in 1977 - a parent would drop me at the Oradell train station and I would ride the Conrail passenger train off to wherever I was going. On this... (more)

The Millburn station was a great place for watching electric train action back in the 1970s with the old Edison cars still running on the Morris & Essex.