M&E RS11 7215, Maine Eastern F40PH 291, and M&E caboose 4 are shrowded in snow from the previous day's Nor'easter. An eastbound NJ Transit MidTOWN Direct train is stopped above, at the Morristow... (more)

SSB 1200 # 557 sports a fresh coat of paint and ready for service

A peek of sun illuminates the 4231 on a mostly grubby day.

M&E C424 4231 is posed on the interchange track while NJT's Hoboken to Dover train No. 637 accelerates from a station stop. Three inbound tankcars have been set off by the M&E road crew earlier i... (more)

M&E 19 backs down to the enginehouse after a day of work. Note the new FRA-mandated yellow sill stripe.

Sunday morning in Morristown finds the railroad's fleet of C424 locomotives parked for the weekend.

During the final day of 2006 two M&E ALCO locomotive congegrate outside of the Morristown enginehouse. Almost three decades after the demise of this manufacturer, ALCO locomotives continue in serv... (more)

Former Toledo, Peoria & Western C424s 801 and 802 pose in front of the Morristown enginehouse. Both units have been in service on the M&E for almost two decades.

The M&E is either cannibalizing or overhauling SSB1200 #557. Sure could use a new coat of paint!

Sun breaks from the clouds on an otherwise overcast day.

Norfolk Southern's HO-2 local had its power refueled alongside the entrance to the Morristown & Erie engine facility. NS is not allowed to fuel up at NJ Transit's Dover Yard, so all fueling takes ... (more)

"Stealth" unit (i.e., no roadname!) M&E 563 is backed out of the enginehouse area by a hostler. The track in the foreground is the M&E's connection to NJ Transit.

Two different Alco locomotive models are on adjacent tracks at the Morristown shop. Although the elder unit, RS1 21 remains in service while former Cape Breton & Nova Scotia C630m 2029 is in the p... (more)

This weekend the M&E operated a locomotive exchange to retrieve SSB1200 563 from the New York Cross Harbor RR. The locomotive had been on lease to the NYCHRR. M&E 18 and 563 are viewed in Morristo... (more)

Perhaps the most diminutive passenger train around! M&E's shop switcher shuffles around a privately-owned Pullman.