Here is an antique Ford highrail used by the Union Transportation Co on a storage track. Viewer Bill McBride adds this info from John Brinkmann's book on the Pembroke line: "Sometime in the early... (more)

The turntable sits unused at New Eqypt. The Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad aka The Pennsylvania and Atlantic Railroad was a 25-mile line that lasted up to 1981. There is a nice history of the... (more)

Pennsy supplied the equipment to Union Transportation Company and their Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad, here's another view of the property.

Pennsy supplied the equipment to Union Transportation Company and their Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad, this cabin replaced a combine in 1938.

By 1972 the roundhouse was gone and soon the truntable would go. These RS3's, SW and E unit would find a new home in the middle of the classification yard near the old hump at a new facility.

Old NW caboose spotted on the partially abandoned Pond Creek Branch, which at one time served Henry Ford's mines at Stone , KY.

The numberboard on the signal reads "88". The smokestack on the right of the signal reads "Taylor". This is a scene of the Bel-Del branch during the industrial era when smokestacks still smoked.

A view in Hightstown looking south on the branch up from Pemberton.

Former DMR, BN, NS, SP, UP, CNW, and WC units are all visible here, among all the other unknown shortlines.

Spotted at the end of the Delorme Branch, this switcher has seen better days. Lettered Kentucky Ohio Transportation...

Old box cars that were used in interplant movements prior to 1968. The box cars and yard were unused and left like this until the early 80's. In fact the connecting Wrentham branch was torn up bef... (more)

Seen better days....

Once part of the bustling Lehigh Valley Railroad Mainline, this signal bridge now stands solemnly in a sea of overgrown brush and vegetation. Spanning the... (more)

Melancholy look at the Atlantic City station of the former Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines. An ex PC SW1 waits with an RDC. The depot (out of frame) was built in 1964 when the lead to Union S... (more)

Old style railroad signs protect the ex-CNJ line through Whiting, NJ. This line has not seen a train in at least 20 years and was once the line used by the famous "Blue Comet."

The BT Turn is working the Susquehanna's Passaic Junction Yard. Call letters for this location are PD, and it is where the two one-time Erie Railroad subsidiaries, the Bergen County Railroad and ... (more)