Metro North's , former New York Central, ACMU's still in service from GCT to Croton Harmon end of electric territory. NYC placed these mu's in service in 1962.

Deadhead move from Croton Harmon to GCT. FL9M 2011 and FL9 2017.

About an hour and a half after photographing this train at Peekskill heading north up the Hudson River (photo ID 383355), I caught it again on the return run to Croton-North, approaching the tunne... (more)

Amtrak's Ethan Allen Express from Rutland, VT to New York's Penn Station is exiting the short tunnel in Oscawana Park, a short distance from its next station stop at Croton-Harmon.

One of the frequent Metro-North Hudson Line trains from Poughkeepsie to New York's Grand Central Terminal is exiting the short tunnel in Oscawana Park, just north of Croton-on-Hudson, with GE P32A... (more)

The Salt City Express (named for Syracuse, NY) nears the end of its run as it slows for the platforms at Croton-Harmon. Built in 1976, this Rohr RTL Turboliner was brand new (in fact so new that ... (more)

P32AC-DM #203 pushes out from the high level platforms of Croton Harmon on its way to GCT. Not quite a milk run, this train does make quite a few stops between here and New York City. The "Genny" ... (more)

Having run express all the way from Grand Central Terminal (33 miles), train 857 coast to its first stop at Croton Harmon, on its way to Poughkeepsie. Only the Beacon expresses run further (59 mil... (more)

A pair of Metro North Commuter Railroad F10s sitting outside of the Croton Harmon Shop during the 2008 Open House.

While the rest of my kin was enjoying a family reunion at my brother-in-law's place, I snuck out for the two block walk to this shot from Half Moon Bay Drive of the Lake Shore Limited pulled by a ... (more)

A "Zebra-Striped" New York Central "Beeliner" here in Conrail/MTA service, pulls past HM Tower, ending its run from Poughkeepsie. HM Tower controlled the yard movements around the Harmon Shop Com... (more)

A set of Budd Metropolitan MUs pulls to the platform to begin its run into Grand Central Terminal. These cars were introduced in Penn Central days, in 1971. Because the MTA wanted a family appea... (more)

Two Penn Central FL9s in MTA Blue and Yellow back onto the "Lake Shore Limited" in order to take it the final 33 miles into Grand Central Terminal. My recollection is that in 1977, Conrail owned ... (more)

During a winter thaw, we see two Conrail local trains at Harmon NY, one made up of Budd Metropolitan (M-1) cars in MTA colors, the other Budd RDC1s (Beeliners) in New York Central colors. The RDCs... (more)

Approaching Croton-Harmon station without an engine change, it was supposed to change to a P32AC-DM, but the P42DC was left on, going en route to NY Penn Station