After the snow at Northport Station.

Train 623 with DE30AC 407 5 bi-levels then DE30AC 422 heading into Huntington Station. Train to Jamaica passing M9 9003 on the South Side Extension.

Former L&N FA2 317 has found a new life as Long Island Rail Road cab car/HEP power car 601 as it awaits departure from Oyster Bay station. A GP38-2 on the rear will provide propulsion for the Jama... (more)

With a GP38-2 pushing on the rear, an Alco FA cab car leads a Long Island commuter train a couple miles west of Oyster Bay on its way to Jamaica. LIRR 600 began life as NYC FA2 1102.

"New Platform Departure Board at Jamaica" Long Island Rail Road train 8710, an express to Montauk, pulls into Jamaica Station passing a brand new platform departure board being t... (more)

Hicksville-Babylon Shuttle Train stopping at Bethpage Station. DM30AC 515 then 8 bilevel and DM30AC 520. No Saturday LIRR Service Hicksville to New Hyde Park.

"BABYLON-HICKSVILLE SHUTTLE TRAIN ON THE CENTRAL BRANCH" Urban Avenue RR Crossing elimination project. No train service between Mineola and Hicksville.

A Port Jefferson-bound train arrives at the Stony Brook station and ducks underneath the classic PRR Position Light signals on a cloudy, but very humid day for Long Island.

"522 with a New Nose at Penn" Long Island Rail Road DM30AC 522 prepares to lead train 564 east from Track 15 in Penn Station. The 522 features a newly painted nose which was installed afte... (more)

Passing the Team Track and cut Siding for freight no longer in use. Dual-Mode Train from Port Jefferson to Penn Station.

"Oyster Box at Mill Neck" Long Island Rail Road train 562 heads east past the old Mill Neck Station on the Oyster Bay Branch. The station was opened by the LIRR as "Bayville... (more)

An Oyster Bay Branch train headed for Jamaica is on the Mill Neck fill.

A dual mode train out of Penn Station makes a stop at Albertson, a relatively quiet station on the Oyster Bay Branch.

The Cannonball which is the only named train on the LIRR whisks people away from the city for a weekend escape on eastern Long Island. This is a Fri & Sun summer only service.

West of Montauk, the LIRR passes through Napeague, a narrow low-lying stretch of land that connects Montauk with the rest of Long Island. This train is heading back towards New York City after a ... (more)