NS GP38-2's 5645, 5607 and ES44DC 7587 with 19 hoppers passing through WC Interlocking and the former Waldwick Tower. Heading for Bay State Milling in Patterson, NJ
NS GP38-2's 5645, 5607 and ES44DC 7587 with 19 hoppers heading through WC Interlocking. Headed for Bay State Milling in Paterson, NJ. ... (more)
Evacuation Train. A string of 5 New York & Greenwood Lake cars and former Erie E8(A) 833 were pulled out of their long time storage in Port Jervis, New York on April 29, 2021. The crew of H... (more)
Norfolk Southern H55 passing Roxxies with cars for Bay States Milling.
The crew of NS H55 takes a light engine onto the siding for Manhattan Beer Distributors in order to pull empties before spotting their loads. This business is one of only two remaining customers ... (more)
H55 rolls along Dunnigan Dr. in Suffern as it heads to Dykes Lumber in Tallman, one of only two, and the farthest east, customer on the Piermont Branch.
NS H55 has just crossed Orange Ave onto the Piermont Branch in Suffern.
NS H55 makes a reverse move up NJT/Metro-North in order to reach the junction with the Piermont Branch in Suffern.
NS H55 slowly rolls down what remains of the old Erie Main line at the border of Paterson and Clifton with a train for Bay States Milling, the only customer remaining on this line. The once photo... (more)
Norfolk Southern local H55, the NJT Main Line local based out of Suffern, passes by the preserved Erie WC signal tower in Waldwick with a long train of hoppers for Bay States Milling in Clifton.
Erie On Erie. On Thursday, April 29, 2021, former Erie Railroad E8 833 left its long time home in Port Jervis, New York for what may be the final time, destination unknown. This engine last... (more)
"Shoving Off the Piermont"
NS H55 races east on NJ Transit's former Erie Railroad Bergen County Line.
The light power of NS H55 passes by the old interlocking tower in Waldwick on their way to work the NJT Main Line.
NS H55, backing out onto NJ Transit's Main Line, after dropping off a tank car at the Black Prince Distillery.
