Black River and Western 60 crosses one of the handful of small bridges along its route from Flemington to Ringoes, NJ

Black River and Western 60 crosses the high bridge at Hampton Corner Road

A busy day at Newark Bay. CSX Q434-08 was doubled up and on the move when Norfolk Southern Corp I42 started over Upper Bay Bridge from Newark, NJ to Bayonne, NJ on the morning of Saturday, Februar... (more)

Norfolk Southern Corp Train 294 heads over the Delaware River between Easton, PA and Phillipsburg, NJ on Sunday, February 2, 2020. The train travels over the route Central of New Jersey, with the ... (more)

The New York & Greenwood Lake had purchased two Fort Smith Railroad GP9 locomotives. The first unit acquired was the 1791 (ex Great Northern 718), which became NY&GL 1267. On April 5, 2000 it is h... (more)

NYS&W WS-X spans Oakland Trestle on their way to Sparta with a pair of NS and CSX geeps leased to them by the two roads.

Conrail BY-1 crosses the massive former B&O SIRT Arthur Kill Bridge that spans Bayway with Staten Island. The train is on its way back to Bayway after making its run to Fresh Kills Trash Facility.... (more)

Sunset on January 15, 2020 brings Conrail's BY-1 over the former B&O bridge from Staten Island, NY to Elizabeth, NJ with Norfolk Southern Corp 1700 (Erie Lackwanna, SD45-2) leading. This unit is n... (more)

"Doubling Over 440"

Uncharted Territory

NJ Transit ALP46A no. 4636 in Pennsylvania Railroad livery heads west across Morgan Drawbridge spanning the Cheesequake Creek. Jointly owned by the Penns... (more)

Amtrak's Coca Cola Holiday wrapped ACS-64 leads train 157 across Portal Bridge on the Northeast Corridor. The unit was wrapped to celebrate Amtrak switching to Coca Cola products on their trains, ... (more)

Spanning the Passaic River just west of Amtrak's Newark Penn Station, these massive twin vertical lift bridges were built by the Pennsylvania Railroad between the years of 1935 & 1937 and can be s... (more)

Spanning the Passaic River just west of Amtrak's Newark Penn Station, these massive twin vertical lift bridges were built by the Pennsylvania Railroad between the years of 1935 & 1937 and can be s... (more)

The first revenue westbound of the day crosses the low tide waters of the Manasquan River at Point Pleasant Beach, NJ with a former Penn Central GP40 for power.