Metro-North RR Train 756 leaves the coach yard at Croton-Harmon to begin its 33-mile run down the former NYC mainline alongside Hudson River to Grand Central Terminal, New York, on Sept. 12, 2013.... (more)

I only had one afternoon to spend on the Hudson River line, so naturally it decided to snow in late March! Photo taken in Montrose NY from the RT 9A overpass. Barely seen in the background is the ... (more)

The 201 has the conductor peering out because of a report of RR Crossing failure. Track workers were there to check it out. All trains thru this area had a slow order. The Bear Mountain Bridge is ... (more)

Poughkeepsie bound
A Metro-North Commuter Railroad train heads west out of the Breakneck Ridge Tunnels near Cold Spring, New York, on the way to Poughkeepsie on the afternoon of April 1... (more)

One of the frequent Metro-North Hudson Line trains from Poughkeepsie to New York's Grand Central Terminal is exiting the short tunnel in Oscawana Park, just north of Croton-on-Hudson, with GE P32A... (more)

A pair of ConnDOT FL9a's approaching Peekskill along the Hudson River, hauling a Husking Bee Fall Foliage Special from New Haven, CT to the MNCRR Open Day at Croton Harmon shops.

On a perfect Fall day, Metro North FL9 No 2017 speeds along the Hudson at Breakneck Ridge on the 1300 New York Grand Central to poughkeepsie.

Metro North cab car 6315 heading south along the Hudson River to New York City.

The sun makes a brief appearance as one of Metro North's rebuilt F units leads a train of commuters through the Hudson Valley.

Metro-North 207 pushes coaches south toward New York City. There's a pretty good chance folks on this train are headed to Yankee Stadium for the Yankees/Mets matchup later that evening.

Budd's second attempt at the RDC was less than successful, to say the least. Here, a pair of SPV-2000's approach Croton Harmon station under their own power, which wasn't always the case! 30OCT1... (more)

Finally...an all blue Metro North consist...