Arguably. Hudson NY was one of the best places to catch running meets on the north end of the Hudson Line.

Coming north into Hudson Station on a bright morning with a strange sounding horn.

On a beautiful summer morning, the crew of the Hudson local flag Warren and 7th Streets during the busy rush hour as they ascend towards Greenport Center to the ADM Mill with 15 loads.

One of the very last ex-Conrail SD60Ms in service, the CSXT 8761(former CR 5501) along with the CSXT 8846, hold at the base of the wye as the crew waits for a northbound Amtrak into Hudson Statio... (more)

Class uniy 700 marches south after holding with some air issues at Huson Station after a snow and ice storm last night.

Train time at Hudson NY As a southbound Amtrak(on the left) holds at Hudson Station as the Hudson local out of Selkirk begins it's duties near the wye track to the Upper Hudson Industrial Branch.

On a crisp, clear morning after a late night snow storm, Amtrak 69 approaches Hudson Station from the south.

On a beautiful, warm early April morning...

A freshly painted B23-7 CR 1915 leads two fellow baby boats up the tough 3.22% grade as a flock of wild turkeys scatters on a cold bright morning with 15 loads for the ADM Mill in Greenport Cent... (more)

An early spring evening at Hudson Station.

Twenty five years ago this date a cold blustery afternoon of snow squalls as a southbound Amtrak #286 charges into Hudson NY alongside the icy blue Hudson River. With the right conditions, dram... (more)

On a snowy day in Hudson NY, a patron of the Iron Horse Bar leans out to yell something as the local comes back light power through downtown to 7th Street. Had to dig this gem out of my archives f... (more)

A little snow this morning at Hudson Station.

A fairly new P32DM charges past the Hudson local at CP-114 for the station ahead on a bright late October morning.

Reflecting on 2018. Some of the unusual occurrences that became more common this year was the appearance of both P42s and double ended trains on the Amtrak Hudson Line. Here we get both as Amtrakâ... (more)