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)

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.

Operation Toy Train crossing the Ramapo River in Oakland, NJ on Saturday, November 30, 2019.

Reflecting on the Raritan. As NJ TRANSIT Train 3255 heads towards South Amboy on the evening of Wednesday, November 13, 2019 and traverses the Raritan River at just before sunset, the presence of ... (more)

Consolidating the caption, it's all about Big Blue. In an extreme of fortunate timing, Norfolk Southern Corp/Conrail Shared Assets (CSAO) 38G was running a little earlier than usual on the late af... (more)

A westbound train from New York to Long Branch crosses the Navesink River in Red Bank on a beautiful Autumn afternoon on NJ Transit’s North Jersey Coast Line. This deck plate girder bridge was b... (more)

Morristown and Erie SW1500 #20 hauls four Railroad Construction ballast cars bound for the Dover and Rockaway River Railroad west on NJ Transit's Morris and Essex Line at Newark Broad Street.

A westbound train to Bay Head crosses the Shark River in Belmar on a beautiful early Autumn afternoon.

Testing the Waters: As the Tri-State Railway Historical Society Members' excursion makes a photo stop along the Rockaway River, a woman creates interesting ripples in the water by dumping ... (more)

A westbound Long Branch to Bay Head shuttle crosses the Manasquan River at Point Pleasant Beach, NJ.

With most of NJT’s cab cars being OOS for PTC installations NJT was forced to place motors on the east end of trains to sub for a cab car. On this day, NJ Transit placed one of only two F40’s ... (more)