A loaded New Hampshire Northcoast sand train at the Ossipee Aggregates quarry, sand and gravel pits.

The weekly Browns Yard local to Lakewood is passing through the Stavola Asphalt/Recycle Plant in Tinton Falls, NJ.

A workhorse of the fleet CSRX 252 is seen parked in the yard with the highball signals and the Freight House both in view.

Maine Central 501 - a 1910 built Alco 2-8-0 steam engine, which originally served the Maine Central Railroad. Since the 1980s the locomotive has been owned by the 470 Railroad Club and s... (more)

I'll Call This a Trainbow - After the last train ride of the day a seasonal worker, sporting a Ben & Jerry's tie-dye shirt, washes down this finely kept Climax 6 steam locomotive.

Navesink River Bridge - An eastbound train splits the signals that guard the Navesink River Bridge. These are tri-light (or triangular color light) signals, which are typical on trackag... (more)

The Port Reading Diamond - A light geep traveling east on the Port Reading Secondary crosses the diamond as she heads back to the Port Reading Yard. A second tri light has been recently... (more)

A weekend Local crosses a tidal inlet known as "The Glimmer Glass ".

Eastbound stack train passing under a recently replaced signal bridge and across the former Lehigh Valley Easton passenger station.

Dagsboro Materials is a state-of-the-art rail freight aggregate unloading and distribution facility. HKGX 1850, which is owned and operated by this facility is resting on a track adjacent to the D... (more)

New Jersey Transit train crossing the Hackensack River.

Harrington Yard is owned by Norfolk Southern but in October 2016 it had selected Carload Express to lease and operate its Delmarva Peninsula trackage in an effort to turn around the underperform... (more)

A morning mixed freighter rumbles east on the mainline past a finishing products manufacturing company. The NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line is visible off to the right.

Multilevel train passes in front of a high-rise apartment in Secaucus as it crosses the Hackensack River.

A lone locomotive stands watch over the CSX Trumbull Street Yard. This yard is a reload center that is used and controlled exclusively by CSX