Right behind the Red Baron on the previous train, CNJ SD40 3066 in the standard blue paint leads a train off the CNJ and onto the Reading toward Philadelphia. R.T. Steinbrenner Photo

My father and I were spending the morning at the Bound Brook station when this westbound with the "Red Baron" leading passed through. We raced out to Bridgewater to photograph the train... (more)

A CNJ westbound with RS3 1548 - GP7 1526 - RS3 1549 storms through Bound Brook station. As usual, I was out with my father this day, and seem suitably impressed with the passing train. R.T. Stein... (more)

A pair of Jersey Central RS-3s working a switch job at the big CNJ/RDG yard in Allentown, PA, attach themselves to the rear of a freight. I don't remember at this point whether they were putting i... (more)

The CNJ took ownership of the Southern Division line in 1879. At its peak the line ran from Red Bank NJ all the way down to Bay Side on the Delaware Bay. The line was used for both freight and pas... (more)

A Jersey Central GP40P pokes its nose out from under the trainshed of Newark's Penn Station as it departs with an outbound train whose first car is a private commuter club. The coming of Conrail ... (more)

CNJ 1554 and 2 CNJ coaches stops by the Delaware Lackawanna Bridge 60 dispatch tower for a photo run-by during Railfest 2018. In the background is the former CNJ freight house.

Central of New Jersey GP-40P 3681 at Raritan with passenger train.

Central of New Jersey RS-3 1555 at Raritan yard.

CNJ RS-3 1554 sits with work train equipment at Elizabethport

CNJ 6601 leased B&O boiler equipped GP-9 at Raritan.

One of the last remnants of the CNJ in Scranton is this freight station was built in 1891 and marked the western terminus of the CNJ, which originated in Jersey City. A fine example of Romanesque ... (more)

A Jersey Central GP40P that has newly become the property of Conrail leads a Newark-Bay Head commuter train into Long Branch, NJ. The green and blue former Burlington Northern (nee GN) coaches beh... (more)

On a bright spring day, Jersey Central GP7 1532 laid over by the old coal tower at the Bethlehem, PA, engine terminal that the railroad shared with the Reading.

The Jersey Central owned fifteen six-axle Alco road switchers, fourteen RSD4s and a single RSD5, CNJ 1615. They were often found working on the railroad's Pennsylvania lines, where the 1615 was re... (more)