“Geometry Class Dismissed @ Princeton”

On October 1st, 2025, New Jersey Transit’s self-propelled Track Geometry Inspection Vehicle (TGIV) departs Princeton station on the Prince... (more)

“TGIV Goes to College”

On October 1st, 2025, New Jersey Transit’s self-propelled Track Geometry Inspection Vehicle (TGIV) arrives at Princeton station, at the west end of the Pr... (more)

Turkey Day Dinky Awaiting its next run to Princeton Junction on a crisp clear Thanksgiving morning.

End of the Line. NJ Transit Arrow III no. 1309, operating alone as Princeton Branch train 4228, is seen at Princeton Station at the end of the 2.6-mile branch line.

An Arrow. NJ Transit Arrow III no. 1306 is the first and only car on Princeton Branch train 4230, seen just after departing the line's namesake station in the background. The "Dink... (more)

Wide ROW. NJ Transit Arrow III no. 1322 (GE, 1977-1978) is the lead unit on a two-car "Princeton Dinky" train seen approaching the grade crossing at Faculty Rd on its way to Princeton J... (more)

April's Fools Day GG1s. On April 1, 1978, Conrail GG1s 4840 and 4806 bring a freight train westbound through Princeton Junction, New Jersey. Looking at other shots this day (of less interesting to... (more)

The Dinky awaits its next run to Princeton Station.

The Dinky / Princeton Junction & Back (PJ&B) sits ready for another trip to Princeton Junction.

Pennsylvania Railroad's baggage & express building, built in 1918, located in Princeton, NJ, adjacent and south to the station (seen center left). This building was once connected to the 1918 bui... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's baggage & express building, built in 1918, located in Princeton, NJ, sits adjacent and south of the station (station would be to the left, not in sight). This building was... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's Princeton Station

Pennsylvania Railroad's 1918 built station located within the campus of Princeton University in (almost) the heart of downtown Princeton, ... (more)

A trio of GG1s, led by 4867, pass a fire on the tracks at Princeton Jct.

On a gloomy day, two PRR P5a steeplecabs lead a short local freight through Princeton Jct.