NS H76 returning to Allentown Yard after working at Manville. NS 3381 (SD40-2) is trailing. Both units are ex-Conrail units: CR 6432 and CR 6447, respectively.

NS H74 heads west back to Allentown with NS 3366 (ex-CR 6421) in the lead. On the rear is high-hood NS 5246 (GP38-2).

Dragging Defect Detector: A close-up shot of the dragging defect detector in Neshanic Station. Behind the leader of NS 22V is NS 9934 (C44-9W).

On Christmas Eve 2019, NS 294 heads east on the Norfolk Southern Lehigh Line. NS 9200 (C44-9W) is the trailing unit. The space to the left of the photo once featured another main track many years ... (more)

NS 3022 leads NS H74 west back towards Allentown after completing work by CP Sully. NS 5673 (GP38-2) is the engine on the rear. NS 3022 is an ex-Conrail Geep (CR 3315) and NS 5673 is a former Sout... (more)

Unusual Visitor: NS 24Q has a very unusual visitor leading its eastbound baretable train: a standard cab Union Pacific SD60. The second unit is UP 4904 (SD70M).

NS 20E heading east on the Norfolk Southern Lehigh Line. The second unit is NS 1100 (SD70ACe).

Light power crossing the bridge over the south branch of the Raritan River.

An NS SD60E/SD60M duo rolls east across the South Branch of the Raritan River at Neshanic Station amid some late fall color.

One of the more iconic locations (in my opinion) on the former Lehigh Valley main line across New Jersey is the bridge over the South Branch of the Raritan River at Neshanic Station. NS 20R, with... (more)

NS 212 crosses the South Branch of the Raritan River on a beautiful autumn morning. Most leaves have fallen in this area but some color continues to hang on around the bridge.

NS 15J crosses the South Branch of the Raritan River on a beautiful autumn morning. Most leaves have fallen in this area but some color continues to hang on around the bridge. The second unit is... (more)

33K crosses the south branch of the Raritan River on a beautiful fall afternoon.

Two fishermen standing along the South Branch of the Raritan River barely acknowledge the presence of NS 211 rumbling overhead on a pleasant late spring afternoon.