Early morning at the Tuckahoe Station

Early morning at the Tuckahoe Station

CMSL 2661 and 1449 resting at the Tuckahoe Station early Sunday morning.

Blue Comet. Former CNJ "The Blue Comet" car "Tempel" is another CMSL resident. This route originated in Jersey City, NJ at the "Communipaw Terminal" in today's... (more)

Hoop It Up! Railroaders remember all too well when orders would be handed up when passing a tower, reenacted at the night shots with newly repainted PRSL/CMSL 2000 at the Tuckahoe Tower. ... (more)

A nice surprise this morning is seeing a Cape May Seashore Lines crew giving their engines a look over. What's really cool is that they are using a PRR GP9 and a CNJ GP7 to do their day's work. ... (more)

Cape May Seashore Lines Santa Express, crossing the Tuckahoe River, returning to the Tuckahoe station.

Cape May Seashore Lines Wizard Express shortly before departing the Tuckahoe Station

The Cape May Seashore Lines is positioning equipment for the Second Annual Transportation Heritage Festival in Tuckahoe, N.J. PRR GP9 7000 is in front of the tower, with CNJ GP7 1523 to the rear.

Cape May Seashore Line's recently acquired LLPX GP38 2014 gleams in the morning sunshine. This locomotive once saw service through Tuckahoe, as former Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines 2012.

Cape May Seashore Lines hosted the Second Annual Transportation Heritage Festival on Saturday, June 15. Short train rides were offered over former PRSL trackage.

Classic former Pennsylvania Railroad P70 coaches are parked in front of the former Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines station at Tuckahoe. Many of these former PRR coaches at one time ran on thes... (more)

A maintainer waits on his speeder at the Tuckahoe section house as PRR 7000 passes. This was taken as part of the excellent night photo shoot offered by the URHS at there spring festival.

PRR 7000 leads one of the southbound trips of the hourly excursions along the Cape May Seashore Lines during the URHS spring festival.

A GMTX GP38 leased to the Cape May Seashore Lines leads the northbound leg of an excursion out of Tuckahoe for the URHS's spring festival.