Morning Departure. Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) DE30AC no. 420 (EMD, 1997-1999) is seen leading a deadhead move out of Long Island City Station during the tail end of the morning peak p... (more)

The inbound train from Port Jefferson sits at the terminal station in Long Island City for a few more minutes before it will deadhead back east.

"Patchogue Scoot at Lynbrook" A Long Island Rail Road Patchogue train charges up grade at Lynbrook on the Montauk Line.

Past the nominal end of summer. Labor Day is perceived as the end of summer because of the return to school and normal work practices for many Americans. One “end of summer” is the return of a... (more)

Although diesel shuttles typically change ends on the middle track (Track 2) at Babylon, through trains often utilize the outer tracks. This train is a morning run from Jamaica to Speonk

In 2009, the oldest American railroad operating under its original charter, the Long Island Rail Road Company, celebrated its 175th anniversary. Although the actual day was April 24th, the railro... (more)

An old PRR position signal displays an approach on the distant as a morning eastbound makes its way through the wet snow