Wave At The Dock. New York New Jersey Rail 5101 (KLW SE10B) is glass out heading away from Upper Bay in Brooklyn, New York as it takes a cut of cars to the other end of the 65th Street Yard... (more)

"Pulling up the Ties to the Interchange" New York New Jersey Rail's "Brooklyn crew" pulls up a cut of concrete tie cars up the Interchange Yard on the Bay Ridge Branch adjacent to the BMT ... (more)

New York New Jersey Rail is a switching and terminal railroad. Here is one of their locomotives parked at their small engine yard off Port Jersey Blvd. The railroad serves at Conrail's Greenv... (more)

New York New Jersey's Port Jersey Division power rests for the weekend in Jersey City.

New York New Jersey Rail locomotives rest at the former Port Jersey Railroad facility in Jersey City, N.J.

NYNJ 5102 works their small Brooklyn yard on a beautiful sunny morning. The NYNJ is pretty cool as all of their traffic is ferried across the Upper Bay. In the background is Port Jersey and the Te... (more)

NYNJ Rail's first Westbound float of the day, consiting of mostly empty lumber cars and two scrap loads, heads towards Jersey City. This 1950's vintage 350' carfloat, escorted by Thomas J. Brown... (more)

Tug James E. Brown brings NYNJ Rails first Eastbound carfloat of the day into Brooklyn.

NYNJ 5101 and 2293 hang out with a pair of carfloat reach cars awaiting the mornings first carfloat from New Jersey.

The nations last true carfloat operation, NYNJ Rail running the 2nd float of the day, half loaded back to Greenville.

New York New Jersey SW1500 1133 spends the weekend at the Port Jersey Yard in Jersey City, N.J.

Freight cars begin to get offloaded from the barge and into Greenville Yard. There is a method to unloading; one string at a time, taking four cars off one of the side tracks first, before taking... (more)

Two thirds of the way between 65th Street Yard in Brooklyn and Greenville Yard, a stiff wind blows the American Flag towards the Cross Harbor Rail Barge.

We are doing 8 knots, as Thomas J. Brown & Sons tugboat John P. Brown tows the Cross Harbor rail barge on the hip through New York Harbor from the 65th Street Yard float bridge to the now-demolish... (more)