A K4 hustles down the high iron with a commuter train.

This train is heading to the Big Apple, crossing Cheesequake Creek. In minutes the steam portion of the trip will end as the K4 is swapped out for the run under the wires into NYC, a decades-long... (more)

Highballing with one of the PRR steam survivors out of South Amboy

Workers are already dismantling the diamonds as one of the last moves past the blades at Brighton Park creeps by.

Should I stay or should I go? PRR 5473 makes traffic wait at Bridge Ave. Ansco Color original.

A commuter train departs Red Bank. The engine is crossing a diamond of the CNJ line to southern NJ. Ansco Color original.

PRR #1453 makes a stop. Ansco Color ASA 10 original.

PRR #3807 was a favorite of the fans at the time. Mr. William Rosenberg is at the extreme left.

Another of Grand Trunk's Pacific K-4-a class engines shows up with a train. Sisters 5629 and 5631 had already been photographed that day.

The South Shore stops for passengers in the middle of Chicago Ave. A month later, this street running ended with realignment along the new Indiana Toll Road. It is presumed this view is looking ... (more)

With highstepping class K4a #5631 up front, an outbound commuter train prepares to depart the Motor City. More scenes from that day have been uploaded at Railroad: Grand Trunk Western
Locomotive: Steam 4-6-2
Location: Detroit, Michigan, USA
Locomotive #: GTW 5631
Train ID: commuter
Photo Date: August 13, 1956

The post-WWII economy was kind to NW Indiana, there were plenty of jobs and businesses flourished along Chicago Ave, which the South Shore ran down the middle of. It is slowing for a stop just pa... (more)

CP 2240 with a special commuter service Porto São Bento-Aveiro. Location, Avanca. These trains do not usually make commuter service to Aveiro, but as they occurred during the special race "Re... (more)

CP 3400 making a Commuter service Aveiro-Porto Campanhã, passing in Vouga river.

PCRC F40PHs 1861 on commuter train laying over at the Colon station (Atlantic side) awaiting its return trip south to Panama City. This train is a push-pull operation with the 1861 on one end and ... (more)