Baldwin passenger sharks 5771 and 5783 wait at South Amboy for a North Jersey Coast train to arrive from New York behind a GG1. The mid-day trains were hardly long enough to rate 4,000 h.p. but th... (more)

K4s 5379 drifts into South Amboy with eight cars from Bay Head Jct.. There were three steam-powered trains in the morning rush with four months to go before the PRR dieselized completely.

Pennsylvania E7 A-A units roll into South Amboy with one of the long morning commuter trains from Bay Head Jct.. A friend and I had to leave Hackensack at about 4:30 AM on the first bus to New Yo... (more)

The K4 strikes an imposing figure easing up to the platform in the middle of the street.

K4s approaching the station in Burlington on the old PRR Bordentown Branch. As noted, this line is active today as the NJT River Line. The Nellie Bly ran from New York City to Atlantic City, NJ... (more)

I believe this was a New Jersey Transit train and the passenger car belonged to a railroad club.

The 0-4-0 switchers weren't found in many PRR locations, but Atlantic City was one where they could be seen. A5s #713 worked the passenger terminal. McGregor Color original.

#1361 in regular service, under steam. PRR Class K4s.

Electric power switched out for steam, one of the last K4's does duty as a commuter hauler.

#721 moves up to grab an inbound and drag it out. Click on "PRR 721" above for the preceeding shot on this roll of film. PRR Class B6sb.

3807 gets water in the layover yard. PRR Class K4s.

The way it used to look at Bay Head Jct. PRR Class K4s.

The depot shifter moves in to pull a cut of inbound coaches at the Atlantic City platform. Click on "PRR 721" above for additional views. PRR Class B6sb.

Remnants of the Mighty PRR.

PRR's Suburban Station, a 21 story building, opened on September 28, 1930 in the heart of Philadelphia to replace the above ground Broad Street Station. The s... (more)

Several K4 locomotives were sitting idle around South Amboy with diesels handling trains during the day. K4s 3752 sits in front of K4sa 612. The only consecutively numbered K4 locomotives among th... (more)