A handsome pair of New Haven FL9s wait out the weekend at Danbury, CT. Come Monday morning they will head up a commuter train to Grand Central.

An ex-New Haven Alco S1 and assorted other former New Haven power including RS3s, GP9s, U25Bs, and an RS11 pause for the weekend at Cedar Hill Yard in New Haven, CT.

Two months into Penn Central operation, New Haven RS3 556 leads a local freight through the NH's South Boston coach yard with Broadway Tower (once equipped with over 400 levers) in the background.

In the New Haven Railroad's final summer, a trio of U25Bs lead a Maybrook (NY)-Cedar Hill freight along the Housatonic River at Turkey Brook in Derby, CT. I took this photo from the overgrown righ... (more)

Three westbound New Haven RS-11's and a FM H16-44 moves a long freight under wires at New Haven, Connecticut on February 1969. Unknown Photographer Photo from my Collection.

Former New Haven RS-3 529 leads an afternoon Naugatuck Railroad excursion south across the Naugatuck River in Waterbury, CT. NH 529 was built by Alco in August 1950. It is claimed to be the first... (more)

The new reality. The fire of May 8, 1974 caused substantial damage to the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, and ending the cross Hudson River traffic of the Maybrook Line. On the warm autumn evening o... (more)

The New Haven had been gone for three years and the paint on yet-unaltered Penn Central RDC 33 showed wear as it crossed the diamond in front of the 1883 station at Walpole, MA, on its way to Fran... (more)

New Haven EP-5 class electric 376 leads train 173, the Boston-Washington Senator, as it is framed by the Stratford, CT, station on a bleak spring day. This building, which still stands in 2020, is... (more)

As dusk falls over Readville, MA, New Haven Railroad semaphores guard the junction of the Dorchester branch (now the MBTA Fairmount line) and the Midland branch (now the MBTA Forge Park line).

Scrappers have cut into the side of New Haven EP-4 class electric 360 as it meets its end with two others at Cedar Hill Yard in North Haven, CT. The New Haven retired the last of these GE-built 2-... (more)

The New Haven Railroad once maintained a vast complex of freight yards, wharf trackage, and freight houses in South Boston, no trace of which remain today as the site is dominated by the high rise... (more)

A New Haven Railroad 230-ton capacity steam derrick working out of headquarters in New Haven attends to a minor derailment Maybrook Line freight OB-2 along an industrial canal at Shelton, CT. The ... (more)

In early 1968 the New Haven retired its ten Loewy-style Fairbanks-Morse H16-44s (590-599) and lined up eight of them at Cedar Hill Yard in New Haven, CT, to await disposition. They would be scrapp... (more)