January 3, 1982 finds two Penn Central E8As in Elizabethport NJ, possibly being used as parts sources, or just being left to rot. PC 4321 (with multiple worms in love on the nose) and PC 4270, wit... (more)

Black River & Western 60 performs a photo runby at Hogtown while its engineer picks up the train orders on the fly.

One of Two on Track 2. NJ Transit F40PH no. 4119 (EMD, 1981) is seen on Track 2 at Hoboken Terminal waiting to lead Pascack Valley Line train 1653 to New Bridge Landing. Of the original... (more)

Refueling. NJ Transit tanker truck P16144 is seen at Orange Station refueling tie handler TH 501 (Knox Kershaw model KTC1200) and other track equipment working in the area.

Stopped in the Center. NJ Transit Gladstone Branch train no. 419 is seen stopped at Mountain Station, with Arrow III car no. 1321 (GE, 1977-1978) leading. Due to track maintenance work ... (more)

Black River & Western 60 reverses for a photo runby at the Copper Hill Siding.

Hippo On The Move. In an unusual move, AMTK 608 (ACS-64) and 90691 (HHP-8/NPCU) were paired up on Train 43 (Pennsylvanian) out of New York Penn Station on the morning of Friday, January 13,... (more)

SLRS 4211 working Pureland Industrial Park.

By 1980 the RS1s were pretty much relegated to the Edgewater Branch. Today, both the branch and the RS1s are gone, the track is River Road, and the Ford Plant is River Club Apartments. That blue b... (more)

Winchester and Western 9006 leading, approaching Kenyon Ave. Deerfield Twp NJ

Winchester and Western 9006 trailing through Vineland NJ on a return trip to Bridgeton.

MI-21 in the Millville Yard.

Winchester and Western 9006 leading across Jessie Bridge Rd. Pittsgrove Twp. NJ

Sneaking Home In The Rain. Norfolk Southern 8098 (ES44AC, GE, 2/2012) is easily the most natural looking of the NS heritage units as only slight modification was required from the design fo... (more)

M&E 18 is nearing the end of the High Bridge Branch in Bartley, NJ. The crew will soon be working the Toys R Us warehouse siding before heading back east. Here the conductor climbs back aboard a... (more)