Through the Woods. The crew returns to the yard in Staunton after their morning work.

Returning Home. The 611 trails through Craigsville past an old N&W whistle sign.

Internal Inspections. NJ Transit's Track Geometry Inspection Vehicle (TGIV) is on display at the Meadows Maintenance Complex (MMC) at the end of the annual Family Day event. As the nam... (more)

Caterpillar Commuter. NJ Transit F40PH-2CAT no. 4120 is seen on display at the annual Family Day event at the Meadows Maintenance Complex. As the model designation suggests, the locomo... (more)

Derailment at Rose Yard In the early morning hours of April 29, 2025, a Norfolk Southern manifest (I'm guessing 13V) derailed in Altoona, PA's Rose Yard. The talented wreck crew in Altoona... (more)

Conrail Close-Up. NJ Transit GP40PH-2B no. 4208 is seen on display at the annual Family Day event at the Meadows Maintenance Complex.

Overhaul. NJ Transit GP40PH-2B no. 4219 and F40PH-2CAT no. 4120 are seen on display during the annual Family Day event at the Meadows Maintenance Complex (MMC). The MMC is the railroad... (more)

It's quiet for now on the NS tracks in Carrollton. All tracks are occupied, and sitting right in the middle of them is Norfolk engine #6929. This rebuilt engines most noticeable change is its cab... (more)

Connecticut Rail. CTrail P40DC no. 6701 is seen on display during an open house event at Metro-North's New Haven Yard.

Past, Present, and Future. Three generations of Metro-North power was on display at New Haven Yard on October 4, 2025. New York, New Haven & Hartford (NH) FL9 no. 2006 (EMD, 1957) - wh... (more)

Foreign Power? The WM units lead a short Buckingham Branch freight toward Staunton.

Commuter Cosmopolitans. Metro-North Railroad (MNR) M2 car 8707 is on display at the railroad's Component Change Out (CCO) building during an open house event at New Haven Yard. The car... (more)

Connecticut Commuter Congregation. A variety of equipment was on display at Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Yard open house event on October 4, 2025. Seen here from left to right is: ... (more)

Outbound! The 611 departs Goshen with a nice head of steam.

It was a 2102 pace for the ages. One rider exclaimed with such excitement that it cannot be repeated here. West of Nesquehoning, pace driving by ace O. Helbok. #2102