A BP-20 Baldwin shark nose passenger unit in Pennsy's classification leaves Asbury Park with a three car train for Bay Head. The steam special behind 612 has pulled into a siding south of the stat... (more)

The Farewell to Steam trip with 612 has paused at Asbury Park for a lunch stop for the many on board. A friend and I climbed the cantilever signal for this picture, a practice that is strictly for... (more)

From the Dziobko collection, photographer unknown. This is a PRR display set up in Harrisburg, featuring T1 5548. These greyhounds were built for fast passenger service, used primarily in lines ... (more)

A brute from the Reading simmers in Atlantic City.

K4sa 612 lifts a long commuter train out of South Amboy putting the two-unit diesel trains from earlier in the day to shame.

Pennsylvania GG1 waits for a diesel-powered train to arrive from Bay Head Jct.. It was nice to see this electric motor in the traditional PRR livery.

A Pennsylvania GP7 speeds through South Amboy with a PONY EXPRESS racetrack special for Monmouth Park. My friend and I had been hoping for a K4 on this train but it was too late in the steam seaso... (more)

Alco PA-1 units 5753 and 5752 are waiting for a train from New York where two Baldwin units had been sitting about an hour before. There was a large variety of diesel power in South Amboy that day... (more)

K4s 5379 drifts into South Amboy with eight cars from Bay Head Jct.. There were three steam-powered trains in the morning rush with four months to go before the PRR dieselized completely.

Pennsylvania E7 A-A units roll into South Amboy with one of the long morning commuter trains from Bay Head Jct.. A friend and I had to leave Hackensack at about 4:30 AM on the first bus to New Yo... (more)

K4s approaching the station in Burlington on the old PRR Bordentown Branch. As noted, this line is active today as the NJT River Line. The Nellie Bly ran from New York City to Atlantic City, NJ... (more)

Alaska Railroad is a small railroad but still manages to field three distinct paint schemes, two of them seen here. The 3003 wears the oldest and 3011 the newest. Today the two power a short work ... (more)

I believe this was a New Jersey Transit train and the passenger car belonged to a railroad club.

A former Wabash FM H24-66 is seen here working with a sister FM product in Mullens in 1971.

At the peak of a winter sunrise, a CSX 150-car empty hopper train heads west over the New River at Ansted, West Virginia, as seen from the overlook at Hawks Nest State Park.