An equipment move from NJ Transit's Morrisville Yard in Pennsylvania crosses over New Jersey Route 29 Northbound through the city of Trenton. The stone arch span across the highway was constructe... (more)

About ten minutes after sunrise, this eastbound train crosses the Manasquan River as a storm rolls in from the west.

An equipment move from the Atlantic City Line to NJ Transit's shops in Kearny speeds up the Northeast Corridor through New Brunswick. Atlantic City Line sets are usually four cars in length, but ... (more)

With a sailboat basking in the morning sunlight, a Long Branch local pushes across the Manasquan River.

Train 2309 glides across the Brielle Draw, as fisherman enjoy a nice evening on Glimmer Glass Inlet. It is sad to think this was what the scene a month a go was with the leaves now falling.

A Hoboken to Bay Head train crosses the Raritan Bay just after sunset on the last day of September.

The new look of New Jersey Transit's Geep fleet. The NJT 4213 in the new New Jersey Transit paint scheme sits in Norfolk Southern's Croxton Yard awaiting pick up from a New Jersey Transit crew.

A doubleheaded shuttle en route to Bay Head shoves west through Manasquan powered by GP40PH-2Bs nos. 4200 and 4218.

A doubleheaded shuttle train with GP40PH-2B no. 4218 and GP40PH-2 no. 4103 head south across the Manasquan River into Point Pleasant Beach. The second unit was built in 1968 for the Jersey Centra... (more)

An eastbound train comes off the single tracked Manasquan River Drawbridge as it heads into Brielle on its journey to Long Branch.

A doubleheaded eastbound train cruises around the curve at Fisk Avenue in Brielle. This large grassy area was once the site of the Brielle Station.

The morning sun glints off the side of NJT 4200 and consist as they head north across the Raritan River Draw bound for Hoboken.

Doubleheaded and overpowered, this six car shuttle train pushes south over the Manasquan River into Point Pleasant Beach on a beautiful summer weekend.

En route to Hoboken, this doubleheaded train heads north across the Manasquan Inlet at Point Pleasant Beach.

A couple of women gather their belongings as NJT 4218 slows for the stop at the Manasquan station. The original station was destroyed by fire in 1996. Note the lack of platforms.