Here we see the Valley Railroad's "New Haven" No. 3025 at the grade crossing north of the station of Deep River CT while pulling the 5PM section of the "North Pole Express." Back in the shiny cars... (more)

Interior of former New Haven RDC at Danbury Railroad Museum

A weekday local heads south towards Essex behind a J-1 class Mikado.

The Wrentham Local is heading back to Readville after a long day of switching. Night fall is upon us with just enough light to capture the mood.

Ken Patton caught this Boston bound OB-2 on the Maybrook line in Bacon, NY The FA-1 on the lead is followed by an FM H1644 and an Alco RS-11. Shortly after this shot these first generation motors... (more)

New Haven 1222 hauling local freight BX-5. Normally a Framingham, Mass. based train. BX-5 was, for a short time, run Readville, Mass to Needham/ Newton Upper Falls via Forrest Hills on trackage wh... (more)

New Haven 32 leads two other RDC-1's on commuter train 721. This is the second of four afternoon trains on the 28 mile run, Boston to Franklin, Mass. Running late, the first of those outbound trai... (more)

New New Haven Alco C-425s 2554 and 2553 head South Boston to New Haven (Cedar Hill) train BN-1 at Readville Yard. BN-1 reached this yard via the Dorchester Freight line and is about to take the si... (more)

Westbound, Ex-New Haven C-425 and U25B, renumbered Penn Central 2458 and 2681, move from the Shoreline to the Naugatuck route via the east leg of the wye at Devon Tower. Train is enroute to Maybro... (more)

Westbound on the Shoreline at Devon, Connecticut, New Haven FA-1 0418 and two 1200 class GP-9s head for the terminals east of New York City. The FA-1 was rebuilt by Alco Products to 1600 hp. in 19... (more)

The local freight between Readville and Putnam handled the high cars as well as regular online consignee cars. This train is sitting on the original Boston to New York mainline called the Midland ... (more)

This is the quintessential picture of industrial siding railroading in 1960’s New England. The Wrentam Branch freight from Readville is switching the Shoe Carton siding. At one time there would be... (more)

A matched set of Alco PA's on the first morning train from New York.

The Cape Cod Canal Bridge at Buzzards Bay was built in 1933 with what you could call government bail out money. It still stands tall as a monument to railroading on the Cape. The train in this pic... (more)