The newly constructed Garden St. Parkway encroaches on the CNJ yard.

A CNJ engine crew waits for the next move.

In this Ansco-Color film view, CNJ camelbacks 769 and sister 759 wait to take their commuters home. The new Garden State Parkway is seen overhead, built at great expense to span the RR yard. In ... (more)

B7 #112 works the terminal at Jersey City.

A matched set of CNJ F3 units - 56, 3C, 51 - pull a westbound freight through Elizabeth station.

Classic blue & gold CNJ freight motors haul manifest through Aldine. The original transparency is a badly color-shifted Ansco Color slide, converted to b&w for upload.

CNJ GP-7 1531 runs around it's train near Waverly 5 tower. It's been over a year since the Conrail merger and this unit still retains it's CNJ number, but their cabin car has been painted blue alr... (more)

"CNJ" F3A units 57 and 56 sit outside the former CNJ station in Jim Thorpe after a February snowfall. Currently, these engines are not being used. Hopefully, their respective historical group owne... (more)

Ex-CNJ 1554, later owned by George Hart's Rail Tours Incorporated, now sits in a dead line in the Jim Thorpe yard near the turntable.

"CNJ" F3A units 57 and 56 sit outside the former CNJ station in Jim Thorpe. Currently, these engines are not being used. Hopefully, their respective historical group owners find them a new home ... (more)

This signal bridge once spanned the thriving Jersey Central Railroad's Main Line approach to its Jersey City Terminal. Once a bustling six track main through this area, the line was forever alter... (more)

A Conrail westbound local pulls up to the eastbound high platform. Passengers could make a cross platform change here to train #1812, the "Scoot" to Bayonne, a short lived service that ran from 1... (more)

The Fanwood/Scotch Plains depot on the Central Railroad of New Jersey was originally named Fanwood in revenge by the railroad, who had fought the Scotch Plains locals for years for the right to bu... (more)