After dropping off 3 cars at South Jersey Farmers Exchange, SRNJ SASB heads south to Salem with two pole cars for Salem Yard. What used two be a tri-weekly run is now down to once or twice per mon... (more)

SRNJ 100 starts south for Salem with a 5 car train, passing an antique Whistle Post. With the closing of Anchor Glass in Salem, action on this line is now down to once or twice per mont

SRNJ 100 drills the Conrail Shared Assets interchange on a cold winter day. Since Anchor Glass in Salem, NJ, closed back in October of last year, trains on this branch have been few and far in bet... (more)

The conductor of SRNJ train SASB flags the currently out of service crossing at Main Street as they head back towards Salem with no cars. The lack of cars is a sign of this line's demise, as the m... (more)

SRNJ road power set waits its next call to service.

Former NYS&W RDC-1 M7 sits in storage along the former CNJ Southern Division. This RDC once provided service for OnTrack, in Syracuse, N.Y.

SRNJ F7 727 and 728 are former Bessemer & Lake Erie locomotives that have been on the SRNJ roster former the past two decades. During the 1990s these units saw service on the SRNJ operated Salem B... (more)

The Southern Railroad of New Jersey's two F units, which once spent their days working their keep on the Salem Branch now sit dead in Winslow Junction, with some of their parts stolen. No wonder W... (more)

Southern Railroad of New Jersey's former NYO&W GE44 ton locomotive 105, restored into the original livery.

SRNJ's three-day-a-week turn from Salem to Swedesboro has completed interchange with Conrail and heads south out of town under threatening skies. Aside from the lowered short hood, SRNJ 100 is a ... (more)

The SRNJ crew has completed work at the Conrail interchange in Swedesboro and will head back to Salem after a short lunch break. This GP9 survivor was built as C&O 6099 in July 1956 and continues... (more)

Won't be long before this unit is history

A farmer passes by a pair of EMD F units on a sunny Sunday afternoon.