Freshly painted in the handsome maroon and gray Erie Lackawanna scheme, NS 1700 gently plies the rails at Conrail Shared Assets Browns Yard in Old Bridge, NJ. The Autumn leaves make the perfect ba... (more)

Unit 2810 rolls down Main Street in Jamesburg with only one car.

Ex- New York Central SW8 cools off with engine doors open. The track in the foreground is all the Museum uses for Fan trips now.

Blast From the Past at Browns.

NYCT 2109 is switching cars at the former B&O Arlington Yard. GP38-2 2109 arrived on Staten Island 5 years ago. Chessie System subsidiary Staten Island Rapid Transit/ Railroad Corp. trains stopped... (more)

Tug and carfloat arriving at Greenville yard in jersey City New Jersey. Last active float operation in NYC.

After crossing Bordentown Road, unit 4423 spots two ancient hoppers at the Minteq Plant. Workers had to pick mud and debris out of the interior web of the rail for this movement. Minteq must not r... (more)

CSX 425 and ES44AC 760 work near the New York Container Terminal. The units entered Arlington Yard and split their train Arthur Kill Lift Bridge approach. The Port Authority Goethals Bridge is see... (more)

A Monday morning drill between Old Bridge and Spotswood on the old Camden & Amboy - oldest Right-of-way in the US. Note shoving platform NYC 901001.

New Delivery! Two of four BL20G locomotives in service on Staten Island. They are approaching the Clifton Shops, once the Baltimore and Ohio's main shop for it's New York Terminal region.

New Delivery! Two of four BL20G locomotives in service on Staten Island. They are approaching the Clifton Shops, once B&Os main shop for the New York Terminal region.

New Delivery! Two of four BL20G locomotives in service on Staten Island. They are approaching the Clifton Shops, once B&Os main shop for the New York Terminal region.

An Old US ARMY Alco S-2 chokes up some smoke as she switches tracks at Clifton, Staten Island. Unit 821 will be retired later this year. She arrived on the Staten Island scene in 1985.

Manhattan bound train approaches Shea Stadium platform as it crosses over the former LIRR Whitestone Branch.

This preserved switcher went into service in 1941 and served ATCO until 1982. ATCO handled 60 cars daily on 8 miles of private trackage. ATCO is being transformed into an upscale mall.