West Shore Rail. Part of the Photographer's Day and Night event at the Trolley Museum of New York included a ride out to Kingston Point with Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority... (more)

Norway to New York. Oslo, Norway car 3, built in Nuernburg, Germany in 1897, is seen on display in the streets of Kingston, NY during a night event at the Trolley Museum of New York.

Subway Meets Bus. Former MTA NYCT Subway R-16 6398 and RTS 4901 are both part of the Trolley Museum of New York collection. With a little mix of the Bronx and Brooklyn, the two were posed n... (more)

MARTA To The River. On Tuesday, April 25, 2023, MARTA car 510 (Société Franco-Belge, 1981) arrived at the Trolley Museum of New York in Kingston, New York. The car was brought to the muse... (more)

MARTA To Kingston. On Tuesday, April 25, 2023, MARTA car 510 (Société Franco-Belge, 1981) arrived at the Trolley Museum of New York in Kingston, New York. The car was brought to the museu... (more)

The trolley travels along the Kingston Roundout Waterfront under colorful fall trees on Saturday afternoon. This is the second to the last day of the season for rides at the Trolley Museum of New... (more)

A loaded ethanol train (Chicago, IL (CN) to Sewaren, NJ) crosses the Roundout Creek on a beautiful, fall Saturday afternoon on the CSX River Line.

567 rolls across the Wilbur Trestle in Kingston.

The Kingston local comes off the Kingston siding along the historic Wiltwyck Rural Cemetery and heads South for Newburgh, NY with a small train.

CMRR 401 is seen tied down in Kingston attached to its consist of converted flat cars used for excursions. This locomotive was originally built for Illinois Terminal and now wears a vibrant NYC-in... (more)

P001 races north crossing the Kingston Wilbur Trestle.

But Is It Foreign Power? After a brief period of independence, starting in 1882, the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt controlled the Nickel Plate Road.... (more)

Trolley Museum of New York interurban combine #120.

Trolley Museum of New York interurban combine #120.

Trolley Museum of New York interurban combine #120 at Kingston. The 120 is a Model 55 built by Brill. It was formerly owned by Sperry Rail Service and later Remington Arms.