On a September afternoon in North Haven, a trio of Providence & Worcester B39-8s lead train CT-1 with loads of aggregate from Tilcons Reed Gap quarry in Wallingford.

Heading for Hartford and passing Windsor station is Connecticut Southern train CSO-4 with high hood GP38 2038 leading.

Metro-North 1167 to Stamford rounds Armstrong Curve in West Haven.

In perfect evening sunlight, Central Railroad of New Jersey GP40PH-2 4109 brings train 77 from Hoboken, NJ to Port Jervis, NY across Moodna Viaduct. The viaduct was constructed between 1904 and 19... (more)

Train 75 with a GP40FH-2 leading, crosses Moodna Viaduct on a Saturday afternoon in September.

Two C40-8s, an SD40-2, and a B39-8 lead southbound train CT-1 towards the Route 150 crossing in Wallingford. The train consists of hoppers loaded with aggregate and is headed for Cedar Hill yard i... (more)

On an overcast Thursday afternoon in Wallingford, a B40-8W in the original Providence & Worcester scheme heads a short CT-1 of loaded hoppers from the Reeds Gap Tilcon quarry back to Cedar Hill ya... (more)

Train NX-12 has wrapped up switching cars around from the Sunday Pittsfield run and passes Canaan station with the next day's freight in tow for the southbound trip to New Milford. The Housatonic ... (more)

On their way south from Pittsfield to Canaan, train NX-12 works Rising siding switching out covered hoppers.

The Sunday southbound NX-12 with a pair of leased GP38-2s passing Sheffield Pottery.

A pair of leased GMTX GP38-2s are in charge of Housatonic train NX-12 as they roll south alongside Route 41 in the Van Deusenville section of Great Barrington.

A crane watches as Shore Line East train 3645 from New London to New Haven, rolls by on a beautiful September afternoon in Branford.

Since early April, Metro-North's Waterbury Branch has been shut down for ongoing trackwork, the installation of signals, and PTC (Positive Train Control). This work train with a pair of GMTX GP38-... (more)

A remote control SD40-2 works as the east end trimmer at Selkirk yard.