"LIRR Extra at Flushing Ave " Long Island Rail Road Extra 5009 West detours down the Lower Montauk passing Flushing Avenue on their way to Long Island City Yard. This rare detour was a res... (more)

A nice sampling of the Long Island Railroad diesel roster is seen on a weekend in Oyster Bay in 1979.

First daylight train to Montauk. Long Island still has some farmland left even though real estate prices are still high. Long Island Railroad signal crew working at the RR crossing at Magee Street... (more)

An LIRR rush hour train is eastbound on the main line and going away from the camera just east of Merillon Ave. Station, with LIRR 606 carrying the markers on the rear.

An Oyster Bay train on the main line is headed for Jamaica and is seen just east of the Merillon Ave. platforms.

Weekend signal work at Harold in NYC caused Port Jefferson Branch trains to run every two hours. Last remnants of the final snow storm for the season are seen.

The old meets the new at Port Jefferson in 1999. LIRR 300 and LIRR 421.

Long Island Railroad's Long Island City Yard. Train sets are being checked out before Rush Hour. DE30AC 423 and its crew are preparing to leave. This view from the Pulaski Bridge in the A.M.

Manhattan Skyline from the 11th street RR Crossing at 11:00 A.M. this morning. Long Island Railroad's Long Island City Yard. Train sets are being checked out before afternoon Rush Hour. The 423 pu... (more)

Manhattan Skyline from the Pulaski Bridge. Long Island Railroad's Long Island City Yard. Train sets are being checked out before this evenings Rush Hour.

The old order at Port Jefferson in 1999

The Cannonball eastbound at Bay Shore. Friday only Train runs express from Penn Station to its first stop Westhampton.

Train 621 (407) meeting Train 608 (511) at the Smithtown Train Station Platform. Train 608 will continue eastbound towards Port Jefferson. Train 621 to Huntington its final stop where passengers w... (more)

The Class Unit #400 for the DE30AC Fleet makes a station stop on the way to Port Jefferson. See the Water Authority Water Storage Tank high above the train. These tanks are more noticeably disappe... (more)