Ye Olde South Amboy: A lot of elements featured in this photo are now gone. NJT 5009 (former MNCR 5179 with an oversized NJT logo to cover the MTA logo) leads a solid Comet III consist into... (more)

Day Draws To A Close as Construction Starts. NJ TRANSIT Train 3255 crossed River Draw (Raritan Bay River Draw Bridge) from Perth Amboy to South Amboy, New Jersey on Tuesday, January 12, 202... (more)

Tired Of Waiting? Construction for the replacement of NJ Transit Raritan Bay Draw Bridge (River Draw) from South Amboy to Perth Amboy, NJ is well underway, as seen on the afternoon of Tuesd... (more)

South Amboy, New Jersey was known for decades as the point where New York & Long Branch trains changed from electric to steam, and later, diesels for the trip down the Jersey coast. Very close to ... (more)

A Jersey Central commuter train bound from Newark to Bay Head Junction on the New York & Long Branch approaches the stop at South Amboy, NJ, behind a GP40P. These locomotives were designed for bid... (more)

River Draw was built in 1908 to replace an existing bridge built at the location in 1875 to serve the New York and Long Branch Railroad jointly operated by the Central Railroad of New Jersey and t... (more)

An eastbound train from Long Branch to New York crosses the Raritan River Drawbridge on NJ Transit's North Jersey Coast Line.

Conrail OI-16 comes off NJ Transit's North Jersey Coast Line and onto the Amboy Secondary at ESSAY in South Amboy. ESSAY Tower may soon be torn down with the construction of the new Raritan Bay Dr... (more)

A southbound train to Long Branch crosses River Draw over the Raritan River.

The Conrail turn from Oak Island to Browns Yard crosses the Raritan River Bridge with NS 1700, painted in Erie Lackawanna colors, in the lead.

Built in 1908 by the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Raritan River Drawbridge, "River Draw", is the sole rail link for 17 of the 20 rail stations on NJ Transit's North Jersey Coast Line (NJCL) and span... (more)

Open water for EL. With Norfolk Southern SD45-2 1700 (Erie Lackawanna heritage) in the lead, Conrail Shared Assets (CSAO) OI-16 crosses the Raritan River in South Amboy on the afternoon of April 2... (more)

NS 1700 and NS 1702 lead Conrail's OI16 en route to Browns Yard. This was before OI16 was abolished for a bit (only to be reinstated later).