Heavily overgrown and running through the woods, Conrail's former Toms River Industrial Track opens up at this location near the unused New Jersey Route 37 grade crossing. These tracks last saw a ... (more)

This former spur off the Lehigh Line near the Hercules Plant used to serve industry in the Hillsborough area. This strip of track and old crossing protection are all that remain. Notice the broken... (more)

After purchasing the Clinchfield Instruction Car and cutting the brush back away from her. The long task begins of getting her ready to roll again to her new home.

Abandoned by Conrail, the East Brunswick Branch was formerly the Raritan River Railroad's Serviss Branch. It has all been left to be reclaimed by Mother Nature, as seen in this washout deep in th... (more)

Former C&O 6253 gathering rust in the siding at Levisa Jct.

These out of service rails were once used by the mighty Pennsylvania Railroad on the Bel-Del Branch running along the Delaware & Raritan Canal. After being briefly used by the Black River & Weste... (more)

The house switcher at "Scraporano" was a Pennsy S12, which shunted locomotives around that were going to the torch. The unit was purchased as scrap from the Penn Central, but the folks at Naporano... (more)

This is the opposite side of the shunt that my brother took Photo ID: 193819. Electric shunts were put in service on the Lake Erie docks replacing steamers to push strings of hopper cars onto the ... (more)

It is a great shame to see those great steam locomotives, which back in the day used to work hard pulling cargo trains, rust in the bushes. Nature has started to assimilate them.

The sun has gone down and everything is quiet at the Altoona Railroaders Museum.

Here is the electric shunt loco mentioned in my Little Joe photo #192091. Electric shunts were put in service on the Lake Erie docks replacing steamers to push strings of hopper cars onto the Hul... (more)

Stored at town with RDG 863 and RDG 9162 waiting to be restored.

One of the larger remnants of the PRR Bel-Del Branch, this abandoned bridge once carried an industrial spur over the Delaware & Raritan Canal to service a quarry. The railroad was built along sid... (more)