A Reading Company survivor in.... Trenton, NJ!

Yes, you read correctly - not "West Trenton", not Ewing, NJ, but right in downtown Trenton. NJ. Way back in 1877, the Reading Compan... (more)

The CNJ Railroad: Norfolk Southern
Locomotive: EMD SD70ACe
Location: Norristown, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: NS 1071
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: November 22, 2014

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot

Initially built for the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad, this 1868 two and a half story, brick building with one and one half-story wings ... (more)

Reading & Northern's 4-6-2 No. 425 and its consist arrive in the historic town of Jim Thorpe, PA as part of round trip Fall foliage excursion from Port Clinton, PA and return. This overview of th... (more)

A Central of New Jersey Railroad survivor - built in 1894, this station is located in Elizabeth, NJ and was once host to the Central of New Jersey Railroad, the Reading and B&O trains but saw its ... (more)

The Sun Still Rises Over the CNJ

Spanning an incredible six track main of the once thriving "Big Little Railroad", this former Central of New Jersey signal bridge can be found in Rosell... (more)

CSX No. 3060 leads an eastbound freight through Bound Brook, New Jersey paralleling the hallmark transmission line towers at CP Bound Brook along Conrail's shared assets Lehigh Line.

Central of New Jersey's Bound Brook Station

This station, which is now a restaurant, opened on August 10, 1913 as a replacement for Central of New Jersey's three story station seen more)

Poor 'ole Belle Mead Station

Built by the Reading Railroad in 1919, this station replaced an older three-story station (seen Railroad: Reading Company
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Belle Meade, New Jersey, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: January 09, 2021

Reading Railroad's Hopewell Station

This gal still has a glimmer in her eye even at 145 years. Built in 1876 by the Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad, the station was subsequently leased... (more)

Reading Railroad's Pennington Station

The Reading Railroad built this station back in 1882, three years after it gained lease over the Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad. By the 1900s, roug... (more)

CSX No. 3386 leads an eastbound freight over the former Reading main line in Yardley, Pennsylvania. The four track main here funneled into two before crossing the Delaware River into New Jersey, ... (more)

SEPTA's Langhorne Station

Here is a unique unobstructed view of the SEPTA station at Langhorne, PA, built in 2009. Because of the Covid pandemic, there were few passengers and fewer ca... (more)

CSX No. 819 leads an eastbound freight over the electrified former Reading Line in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Once a four track main, one track here was removed, one remains in operation solely for... (more)

A westbound CSX train veers off from SEPTA's electrified West Trenton Line (former Reading) at Neshaminy Falls and onto the freight only bypass known as the "New York Shortline". The bypass will ... (more)