A set of Arrows lays over at Gladstone Station. The rails in front of the train leading to the bumping block behind the photographer date back to the DL&W era.

Blue Unit At The Happy Rock. Due to midday work on the Gladstone Branch, a diesel set enjoyed a long layover at the station in Gladstone, New Jersey on Friday, August 12, 2022. NJ Transit G... (more)

NJT 4109 sits with what will become train 430 to Hoboken at the end of the Gladstone Branch in Gladstone. Due to track and catenary work during the day, a diesel trainset has been laying over in ... (more)

I'm Ready for My Close-Up: A photographer gets down low and as NJ Transit's Central Railroad of New Jersey heritage unit sits at Gladstone station before its run as Gladstone Branch train n... (more)

Scheduled Branch Maintenance: NJT 430 awaits departure with motive power NJT 4201 (former GP40 for Conrail as CR 3053, prior to that Penn Central PC 3053, and originally NYC 3053 for New Yo... (more)

The first New York Penn to Gladstone MidTOWN Direct arrives at its final stop with single-level coaches. While push-pull single level coaches were once a common sight, since the advent of the Muti... (more)

De-Energized: With the overhead power supply de-energized for the weekend due to overhead catenary work, a weekend diesel train is pinch-hitting to provide weekend passenger service on the ... (more)

Comet I Takeover: Gladstone service this weekend has been overtaken mostly by classic Pullman-Standard Comet I equipment hauled by diesels due to overhead wire work. These cars were purchas... (more)

The first of 2 westbound Gladstone MidTOWN Directs arrives at its terminus. NJT 4659 (ALP46A) is on the east end acting as power.

Trains sit parked in Gladstone Yard for the weekend. All of New Jersey Transit's ALP44 locomotives were retired by 2012.

Glad in Gladstone. On the night of Tuesday, February 16, 2021, NJ TRANSIT Train 447 arrived at the station with NJTR 4120 (F40PH-2CAT) leading. This unit and sister 4119 have been making th... (more)

The first sunrise of the new year illuminates Jersey Arrows at the Gladstone, N.J. yard.

The incandescent light of a red signal glows on cars from “Thomas Edison’s Railroad” in their waning days, spending the night at the end of the branch at Gladstone, New Jersey.

1930-era MU cars built for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western spend the night at the end of the branch at Gladstone, New Jersey.

EL Heritage at Historic Gladstone Station: NJ Transit's Erie Lackawanna Heritage ALP-45DP sits at the former EL/DL&W station in Gladstone between runs to/from Hoboken along the Gladstone B... (more)