As usual the horn of the GP9 scares the geese and ducks floating on the Raritan River.

BRW 752 switches cars in Three Bridges amidst a sea of Fall color.

After a switching cars around, picking up two hoppers and a break for lunch, the BR&W behind #752 local finally heads out of town. A big thanks goes out to the very patient and friendly driver of ... (more)

On the first day of October, BR&W's colorful ex-Clarendon & Pittsford Geep runs along Walnut Brook just south of the Flemington station.

A timeless scene in any decade, a father and son watch GP9 752 approach the caboose and couple up.

Although the trees are still green into the first week of Fall, the rails shine red from the headlight of BRW 752.

BRW 752 handles the excursion today and is about five minutes away from the Ringoes station. Can you tell where the track has been reballasted?

Passengers prepare to board the BR&W passenger train, destined for Ringoes, N.J.

BRW 752 shows its age a bit while heading back south after a long day of switching in Three Bridges and Flemington Jct. Photo taken from the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.

A lone GP9 corsses over the Raritan River at Flemington Junction on its way to Three Bridges. Note the frozen water on the far side of the river under the locomotive.

As BRW 2-8-0 #60 is stil being overhauled, GP9 #752 is in charge of the excursions.

Built as NP 256 in Feb. 1956 this engine went on to be Clarendon & Pittsford 752 whee it received the red and white livery. Today 752 is still in the red and white but is lettered "Black River".

A flock of geese take flight as BRW 752 blows its horn for a crossing at the end of the Raritan River Bridge as it heads for Flemington and eventually Ringoes..

This overpass just a mile outside of Flemington provides a good vantage point to check out the rooftop detail of the 752.