The newest ACS-64 in revenue service at the time of this photo, Amtrak 611 hustles Northeast Regional train 159 across the former Pennsy bridge over the Delaware River from Trenton, NJ into Pennsy... (more)

Amtrak ACS-64 #604 leads the Southbound Crescent over the Delaware River on the former Pennsy bridge from Trenton, NJ to Morrisville, PA.

On a beautiful Memorial Day afternoon, a Southbound Acela Express train rumbles over the PRR-built bridge over the Delaware River from Trenton, NJ to Morrisville, PA.

Amtrak train 159 is led across the former Pennsy bridge from Trenton, NJ to Morrisville, PA on a beautiful Spring evening.

An NJT train spans the length of the Delaware River Bridge scene here in June when the water level was at a low point.

CSAO local YPMO-R1 about to cross Pennsylvania Ave. on it's trip to Morrisville Yard with recently repainted GP38-2 #5290 in the lead. 5290 was the last former Conrail unit painted in the Conrail ... (more)

Sunrise at Morrisville.

NJT builds 'em big - having departed the Morrisville staging yard, an 8 car set heads across the Delaware River bound for Trenton and points East.

A five car set of GE Silverliners travels over the icy depths of the Delaware River on a crisp January morning.

An early morning NJT train continues a morning pardae of commuter trains as it heads North over the Delaware River in push mode as seen from Morrisville, PA.

Brrr....! The start of a morning commuter parade begins with a lengthy six car SEPTA Silverliner IV set traveling over the Delaware River bound for Philadelphia.

Just when you thought you've seen it all at Morrisville - An unusually long set of 6 Silverliner IV's make an early morning departure from Trenton heading South over the former PRR stone arch brid... (more)

A pair of new SEPTA Silverliner V's share the PRR built stone arch bridge with an Amtrak AEM-7 and consist.

An Amtrak AEM-7 brings a Harrisburg bound Keystone train over the classic PRR built Delaware River Bridge between Trenton, NJ and Morrisville, PA.

A grimy PC GP30 sits at Morrisville. Slide has been in my collection, it has no photographer information on it.