Diesel Locomotive for Electric Boat. Electric Boat 44-tonner Carol (GE, 1945) née New Haven class DEY-4 no. 0814 (a number still worn on one corner) is seen in the back shops ne... (more)

New York, not Connecticut. Connecticut Co. trolley no. 1602 (Wason, 1911) and a second Conn Co car are seen on the loop track at the Shore Line Trolley Museum. This day was the museum's... (more)

PATH Predecessor. Hudson & Manhattan model J "black car" no. 503 (American Car & Foundry 1928) is seen basking in the sun at the Shore Line Trolley Museum during their New Yor... (more)

Canadian in Connecticut. Canadian National (CN) FPA-4 no. 6786 (Montreal Locomotive Works, 1959) and New York, New Haven & Hartford (NH) "washboard" MU lounge car 5111 (Pullman-Standard... (more)

Overhead Power. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R9 "Arnine" no. 1689 (ACF, 1940) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum returning from a run out to Short Beach. The ... (more)

The times they are a'changin'....after watching & waiting since 2007, ACWR is full steam ahead with their cab units.

Changing Times for Connecticut Transit. Connecticut Co. trolley 1326 (Osgood Bradley, 1910) and Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. bus no. 504 (GMC, 1965) are seen staged for photos at ... (more)

Train Rides. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad (NH) RDC-1 no. 32 (Budd, 1953) is seen passing Vintage Locomotive, Inc. (VLIX) RSC-2 (ALCO, 1949), née Seaboard Airline Railroad no... (more)

Wide Open. Brooklyn Rapid Transit open car no. 4573 (Laconia, 1906) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum between trips to Short Beach.

Unrestored. During a night shoot event hosted by the Connecticut Trolley Museum, the museum's Woods Barn was opened and photographed. The barn houses some of the museum's yet unrestored... (more)

Getting Some Sun. Hawaii Railway 2-4-2 locomotive no. 5 (Baldwin, 1925) is seen outside its storage barn at the Connecticut Antique Machinery Association during their Spring Power-Up ev... (more)

Isle of Safety. Hartford Electric Light Co. no. 1 (GE, 1949) is seen idling next to the Isle of Safety at the Connecticut Trolley Museum. The shelter was built in 1913 in Hartford's Sta... (more)

Trying to keep my balance standing in the rushing waters of the Hog Creek, GLLX 4428, one of two remaining Grand Trunk & Western GP9’s still in active services switches cars around Lineage Logis... (more)

After an interchange with the CSX in Downtown Hartford, GLLX GP9 4428, the last Grand Trunk & Western GP9 still in active service alongside with it’s sister in Wayland, GLLX 4443… the 4428 mak... (more)

Pill Pusher. Pfizer SW-8 no. 1, née Rock Island no. 838 (EMD, 1953), is seen in the yard at the Danbury Railway Museum. The locomotive was used by the pharmaceutical company to switch ... (more)