Snowy day at the station

New Jersey Transit's Train 1006 with 4213 excels out of the Mountain Lakes train station on very snowy day. The next stop will be Boonton. This trai... (more)

The Squirts

With the leaf season at its peak, the Aqua Train makes a presence spraying the rails as they shove east on track 2, powered by a venerable GP40PH-2B. A few minutes late... (more)

Blasting Through

4219, MNCR 4904 aka "Boris", and 4100 charge through Edison with a cab car and three cars for Morrisville. Although it appears to be an equipment move, it was also... (more)

Engine 4214 with its consist behind, idles patiently waiting for its next assignment as the last bit of Autumn golden sun light beans through the Bush train sheds and consist on a quiet late Sunda... (more)

NJT GP40PH-2B in the process of repairs

A pair of NJ Transit GP40PH-2Bs 4219 and 4211 power a westbound train approaching the Lake Hopatcong station stop bound for Hackettstown on a freezing winters late afternoon. The train just switc... (more)

With a coat of fresh snow on the ground, New Jersey Transit, GP40PH-2 4149, readies to push a train to Long Branch.

NJ Transit GP40PH-2B #4217 arrives with the Long Branch-Bay Head Shuttle

With rush hour approaching two trains are in view: the near train is heading for the Bergen Tunnels, while the far train is pushing over a bridge that reads “Welcome to Hoboken”. Behind the ... (more)

NJT GP40PH-2B 4208 leads a work train across Shark River drawbridge into Belmar.

The last Bay Head to Hoboken direct of the day passes alongside the Raritan Bay on Track 2.

Passengers at Hazlet station wait for NJT 4213 as it pushes west (railroad east) across Bethany Road on Track 2. Meanwhile, on Track 1 an eastbound (railroad west) is picking up passengers.

Pine Tree Creek Reflection - The first of five diesel powered trains from Hoboken to Bay Head makes its way over the Cheesequake Marsh, heading for its next stop on the NJCL at Aberdeen-M... (more)

Geep over Stump Creek - A morning direct from Bay Head to Hoboken pushes north (railroad east) across the Cheesequake Marsh.

A double-headed train pushes north (railroad east) across the 1,000 ft. long Matawan Creek embankment. Some of the pilings of the Matawan Creek Trestle of the NY&LB are still visible in the water... (more)