A pull-pull has replaced the short lived SPV's on the Harmon / Poughkeepsie shuttles shortly after the Metro North startup.

CDOT BL20GH 130 heads northbound train 1924 out of Ansonia on a snowy Tuesday afternoon.

Southbound mini-bomb 1971 departs Waterbury station with the city's signature clock tower gleaming in the afternoon sunlight. The 1909 building was designed by McKim, Mead & White, who were known ... (more)

Mini-bomb trains on Metro-North's Waterbury Branch are usually led with the locomotive on the north end. Occasionally, they can be found leading south, opening up a number of photographic location... (more)

Still in service after 40+ years, one of ConnDOT's remaining Budd-built type M2 EMU's makes an unexpected Sunday evening appearance (for this photographer anyway) at Harlem-125th Street, on its wa... (more)

A snowy meet for Metro North EMU's in Harlem... An inbound New Haven line train of M8 stock pauses on track 2 at 125th Street station, as a Hudson line service to Croton-Harmon operated by an M7A,... (more)

Snow plow train to keep the line open. One FL9 on each end of the train set.

A pair of Metro-North FP10s shove a Croton-Harmon bound train south on the Hudson Line just north of Peekskill station. These units were rebuild from various F3As. 412 was built as GM&O 884A.

Metro North 4908 heads eastbound, back to Hoboken, on New Jersey Transit's Main Line.

A Hoboken bound train crosses the Moodna Viaduct after a fresh blanket of snow.

New York City's first decent snowfall of the season wraps itself around this inbound Harlem line train as it leaves 125th Street station, heading towards the Park Avenue tunnel and Grand Central T... (more)

The storm bringing New York City's first decent snowfall of the season arrived in the early morning hours of Saturday, December 17th. It was still snowing when this inbound Harlem line train pulle... (more)

Northbound shuttle to Wassaic passing along Ice Pond, one of the most scenic places along the Harlem line. Photograph was taken across from the now defunct Beacon Line.

The Harlem Line's Wassaic shuttle passes under the old Maybrook Line at Towner's on a snowy morning.

New York City's newest lit landmark is the Park Avenue Viaduct. The lighting is a group effort between the Grand Central Partnership, NYC DOT, and Metro-North Railroad - the new colored LED lights... (more)