NJ Transit's PRR wrapped ALP-46A locomotive is seen in charge of New York to Peapack train 8431 as it rounds the curve and slows for a station stop at Millington.

NJT X4108 shoves across the Passaic River in Millington, NJ. 4108 was shoving a set of Arrow IIIs from Gladstone, NJ to the MMC after one unit of a married pair suffered truck damage in a derailm... (more)

Summit to Gladstone train 727 crosses the Passaic River in Millington, N.J.

In its last week of regular service, a set of former Lackawanna MU’s rolls past the station at Millington, New Jersey.

The Tri-State Railway Historical Society's "Farewell to the DL&W MU's" excursion rolls past the station at Millington, New Jersey on August 19, 1984.

Flying white flags, a set of ex-Lackawanna MU cars on an excursion roll through Millington, New Jersey. The train is on its way back to Hoboken, and it appears that no one bothered to move the fla... (more)

One of only two MidTOWN Direct trains from New York to Gladstone crosses the Millington Viaduct over the Passaic River.

A Gladstone bound MidTOWN Direct train crosses the Millington High Bridge over the Passaic River at Millington, NJ.

NJ Transit ALP-46A No. 4639 leads M&E train 6431 over the Passaic River at Millington, NJ.

"Little Giant'

An NJT Crane patiently waits east of Millington as trackwork is underway on the two crossings in downtown. Just beyond the crane looms NJT's final two F40's.

Due to ongoing catenary maintenance and upgrades, a diesel set is seen substituting for what would normally be an electric MU set since the Gladstone Branch is fully electrified. The train is seen... (more)

A Gladstone bound train crosses the Passaic River on the first day of Spring. I hope the passengers were enjoying the snow as much as I was!

Gladstone Classic: A three car set of Arrow IIIs rolls over the Millington High Bridge, a well known landmark on NJ Transit's Gladstone Branch. The line was originally constructed as the New Jerse... (more)

A aging set of Jersey Arrow IIIs makes another snowy run over the Millington High Bridge on the Gladstone Branch. This line is certainly one of the very last "interurbans" left in America.

Quick! Can you name all the wooden catenary pole, single track electric railroads in the USA? Well, please let me know if there is more than one because I can't think of any besides NJ Transit's G... (more)