Southbound commuter train approaching the station at Greenville.

CNJ freight approaches the PRR diamond at CY Tower, while a Reading freight is seen in he distance.

At one time the towerman at CY answered to 3 dispatchers and 2 yardmasters. Here CNJ freight approaches the PRR Greenville Branch crossing.

July 5th, 2010. The crew of Railroad Restoration Project #113 is coming along nicely with their restoration to operation of one of only two surviving CNJ steam engines. Today, we see the cab has... (more)

July 3rd, 2010. The crew of Railroad Restoration Project #113 is coming along nicely with their restoration to operation of one of only two surviving Railroad: Central Railroad of New Jersey
Locomotive: Steam 0-6-0
Location: Minersville, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: CNJ 113
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 03, 2010

The Turn Hole Tunnel: Constructed in 1866 by the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad, this tunnel eventually became part of the CNJ and carried the line's two track main into Railroad: Central Railroad of New Jersey
Locomotive: N/A
Location: Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: N/A
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 04, 2010

The Turn Hole Tunnel: Constructed in 1866 by the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad, this tunnel eventually became part of the CNJ and carried the line's two track main into Railroad: Central Railroad of New Jersey
Locomotive: N/A
Location: Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: N/A
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 04, 2010

ALMOST DONE. Tri-State Railroad Historical Society's former CNJ 57, nee Bangor and Aroostock, is in the process of being re-liveried as Delaware, Lackawanna & Western #663 as seen in here ... (more)

Central Railroad of New Jersey #592. From the front, she looked like many other fine steam engines but a look to the side Railroad: Central Railroad of New Jersey
Locomotive: Steam 4-4-2
Location: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Locomotive #: CNJ 592
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 05, 2010

CNJ #592, an extremely rare survivor, is one of only 3 "modern" Camelbacks in existance and one of only two remaining ... (more)

The CNJ #1000 - so much more then meets the eye:
A photo that deserves a thousand words and more, this box cab was of American Locomotive / General Electric / Ingersoll Rand construction... (more)

Fare-thee-well CNJ 57 - you will be missed! Tri-State Railroad Historical Society's former CNJ 57, nee Bangor and Aroostock... (more)

CNJ #113. This large 0-6-0 is being restored to operation and is one of only two CNJ preserved steam engines. The other is more)

The exquisite Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal in Jersey City, otherwise known as Communipaw Terminal. Built in 1889, it e... (more)

At the entrance to the Lehigh Gorge State Park just outside of Jim Thorpe, one can still see what's left of the impressive original CNJ track alignment from White Haven to Jim Thorpe - amazingly c... (more)