New Brunswick Station - track side view of the historic 1903 built station.

New Brunswick Station

Train service to New Brunswick was begun by the New Jersey Railroad, northbound in 1838 and southbound in 1839. Its successor, the Pennsylvania Railroad built this s... (more)

On October 24, 1992, the Soo Line’s abandoned, former Milwaukee Road yard at Savanna, Illinois, is still populated by a large assortment of Soo and Milwaukee cars awaiting a date with the cuttin... (more)

NYC began an ambitious program in the late 1950s to convert its multiple track mainlines to CTC. This included the Toledo-Elkhart mainline through Bryan, OH. CP 341 controlled the crossing with ... (more)

Amtrak P371 gets it's clear signal at the intermediates at Ivanrest while CSX Q327's signal displays an approach indication for the stop at Grandville just a mile down the tracks.

McElhaney Cattle Co SW1200 at Wellton AZ.

Pennsylvania Railroad's baggage & express building, built in 1918, located in Princeton, NJ, adjacent and south to the station (seen center left). This building was once connected to the 1918 bui... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's baggage & express building, built in 1918, located in Princeton, NJ, sits adjacent and south of the station (station would be to the left, not in sight). This building was... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad's Princeton Station

Pennsylvania Railroad's 1918 built station located within the campus of Princeton University in (almost) the heart of downtown Princeton, ... (more)

SEPTA's former Reading Company Willow Grove station, built in 1939.

Reading's Bryn Athyn Station

Built by the Reading Railroad in 1902, this station sits near the Pennypack Creek in Bryn Athyn and was part of Reading Company's Newtown Branch. It later se... (more)

Reading's Churchville Station

This is the Reading Company's Churchville Station - built in 1892. Today, it serves as a private residence.. The original train station was constructed on ... (more)

Rails to Trails - coming soon!
Southampton, 7.5 miles ↑

An old Reading Company signal mast stands guard protecting the ROW Reading Company's Newtown Branch.

Reading Company's Churchville freight station did not share the good fortune granted the restored station seen just to the east. The spur came in from the west, bottom right while another spur on... (more)

I'm still standing... after all these years!

This is Reading Company's Churchville Station built in 1892 on what was then the line's "New Hope Branch". The station has a surviving... (more)