Glowing Start to November: The first sunset of November 2022 did not disappoint and created a festive reflection on the consist of Northeast Regional train no. 148 as it approached M... (more)

Eastbound commuter to NY Penn with an ex-PRR P70 still in Tuscan with Keystones.

Speeding through the North Elizabeth NJ Transit station is Amtrak train 125, a Northeast Regional heading west (compass south) from New York City’s Penn Station to Norfolk, Virginia. An ... (more)

Amtrak's original Acela service may be living on short time, as the trainsets are over twenty years old, but Trainset 12, with power car 2006 leading, is running on the advertised as Acela 2248 th... (more)

New Jersey Transit commuter train rounds the curve while approaching Harrison Path Station.

"HHP-8s are Back, but with a Catch"

On the evening of October 23th, 2022, Amtrak's eastbound Crescent is seen making its local station stop on the NEC at New Brunswick, NJ... (more)

"Dinky Swap"
When the venerable Arrow IIIs that operate on the Princeton Branch are due for maintenance or suffer an all-too-common failure an extra crew must be called to sw... (more)

The ready track at Enola yard.

New Jersey Transit "shop train" heads South for Morrisville, Pa. while a Northeast Regional heads North.

The Amtrak "Crescent" flies over the former-PRR bridge on the Northeast Corridor as a couple of local fishermen await a bite from the Chesapeake Bay.

Revenue and Non-Revenue. Amtrak ACS-64 no. 663 (Siemens, 2012-2016) is seen racing through Rahway Station with a Keystone Service train in tow. In the background, GP38-3 no. 722 (EMD, 1... (more)

Amtrak's 50th Anniversary Phase III-wrapped ACS-64 662 kicks up fresh snow while in charge of train 91, the Silver Star at Edison, NJ.

Amtrak 108 had been assigned to Amtrak 42/43 on and off for months at the time this photo was taken. Here we see the 50th Anniversary Phase VI-attired unit leading a westbound Pennsylvanianmore)

The lone Keystone Service to stop in New Brunswick in the evening departs for New York in some stellar late afternoon light.

The Princeton Shuttle, affectionately known as The Dinky, approaching Princeton Junction station along the Northeast Corridor after departing Princeton only a few minutes earlier. The shuttle is ... (more)