Track 303. In the "mud boot" days, it was an arduous trip down to photograph construction progress, but today you can ride a train here. The state of affairs of what is now Track ... (more)

A work engine runs east bound for Port Jefferson on a roustabout move. This crew would later head back west with a disabled four car passenger set in tow before outlawing in Greenlawn. The next ... (more)

A Penn Station bound train out of Port Washington crosses the Manhasset Viaduct.

A train of M7s from Penn Station cross Wreck Lead after a station stop in Island Park. It will reach its terminus of Long Beach immediately after crossing the bridge.

NYAR GP38-2's 268 & 261 pushing Darth Vader(nickname for LI 4230 Harasco Ditcher/spreader) plow through the snow at R Block in Jamesport. Winter Storm Keenan the plow worked from Ronkonkoma to Gre... (more)

Long Island Railroad DE30AC 415 leads a train heading from Long Island City (just across the East River from Manhattan) to Port Jefferson, in Suffolk County, New York, on the North Shore of Long I... (more)

Train #6005 speeds through Bay Shore running nonstop from Speonk to Jamaica.

The terminal at Long Beach from a JFK approach.

A work train is seen sitting on the siding on the central branch at Wellwood. Taken from a public crossing.

E-15's 158 and 165 bracket the charred and broiled 406 on the slow crawl west through Eastport. This is far from their final destination of the receiving yard at Morris Park. On Sunday, LI 406 suf... (more)

Shortly after dropping passengers off, a Long Island dual mode consist is seen heading west on 2 lead in Port Jefferson. They'll take the switch at JEFF 2W and continue the trek back to Richmond H... (more)

A weekend work train sits dormant in the Stony Brook station awaiting a crew to bring the train back west.

Sunset At Second House Road. Following the Cannonball is a tough job, but Train 18 with MTA LIRR DE30AC 414 and its 5 coaches hold down the assignment on Friday, August 11, 2023. While the ... (more)

The LIRR's Name Train. The 12 cars of the "Cannonball", now numbered Train 16, are the consist of the longest coach train on the MTA LIRR. And at $30.50 (if purchased on the Train... (more)

The End With LIRR's Name Train. The 12 cars of the "Cannonball", now numbered Train 16, are the consist of the longest coach train on the MTA LIRR. And at $30.50 (if purchased on the Train ... (more)