"I'll Walk You to the Door"

Long Island Rail Road forces watch on as vintage boxcar "SHOP 100" leaves LIRR property for the last time by way of Pedowitz Machinery... (more)

"Wow, Its SO close!!"

On the morning of October 9th, 2021, Pedowitz Machinery Movers shoves Long Island Rail Road vintage boxcar "SHOP 100" past parked cars on Ba... (more)

This sad cab from a 1947 built Alco FA-2 freight locomotive was originally the New York, New Haven & Hartford No. 0402. After years of hard service, in 1963, the railroad traded in 0402 to Alco to... (more)

My original reason for taking a camera to trackside in 1959 was the stirring sight and sound of a New Haven GP9, making a jack rabbit start on a Needham Branch commuter train. Problem was, the 12... (more)

Mid morning train slows for the tight curve past the Jenkins Valve plant on its way to Grand Central Terminal in New York.

These are ALCO DL 109's. The New Haven had 60. 0701 on the right was built in 1941 while 0758 came in 1945. I shot them at the Charles Street roundhouse in 1956 and in three years all would be ... (more)

Southbound freight is heading toward New York and the barge docks at Bay Ridge. The New Haven E-33s already have a history. They were built for Virginian and became property of 3 other railroads. ... (more)

I shot the BUDD RDC-1's at the remains of the Charles Street Roundhouse in Providence. They have the "McGinnis" paint scheme on the front.

I shot New Haven ALCO DL 109 0700 and 0728 at the Putnam, CT stop on a fan trip I was riding originating in Boston.

LB-2 heading for Boston Freight Terminal after setting out at Readville. BL-1/LB-2 followed a sort of "outer belt" route, connecting with Boston and Maine at Lowell, Mass. and New York Central a... (more)

Every shape, every color.

NAUG 2019 is seen sitting in the coal yard on a breezy evening waiting to be paired up with a few other Streamliners heading for the event in Spencer, NC.

In the northern Bronx New Haven EP-4 number 361 slows for the junction of the New York Central and New Haven railroads. The EP-4 was dual voltage, 11,000vac (25hz) under the New Haven Wire and 66... (more)

Here we see the Valley Railroad's "New Haven" No. 3025 at the grade crossing north of the station of Deep River CT while pulling the 5PM section of the "North Pole Express." Back in the shiny cars... (more)

Interior of former New Haven RDC at Danbury Railroad Museum