A good sized 11-car train passes by a swamp on its approach into Farmingdale. The major industry supporting this line is Woodhaven Lumber in Lakewood, which will receive 10 of the 11 cars. The ... (more)

With sunset approaching an empty train of mixed freight crosses High Bridge Rd. Many of the crossings on the Freehold Industrial Track are marked only with railroad signs. This limits the train ... (more)

A Browns Yard to Freehold local crossing Lake Manalapan.

A Long Branch to New York train crossing Branchport Creek.

NS 5269 is shoving cars to an industry just south of S. Middlesex Ave. The tracks furthest to the right are a part of the runaround track.

The traffic lights were malfunctioning at the intersection of Applegarth Rd. and S. Middlesex Ave, and a police officer was on the scene to assist the traffic. He parked his vehicle in front of ... (more)

Four RCRY geeps and one leased LTEX 1100 SW1500 sit in the Raritan Central Yard on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

Beach goers head home from the Jersey Shore on a direct train from Bay Head to NYC. The train is traveling across the Raritan River Drawbridge, and past a retired Gerdau Ameristeel Steel Mill swi... (more)

Typical power for this non-electrified section of the NJCL (Long Branch to Bay Head) has been GP40PHs and PL42ACs. This, however, is changing with the new 2014 weekend “Shore Express” trains ... (more)

Rail King Railcar Mover in front of the Allen Family Foods feed mill in Cannon, DE.

The NS Delmarva Secondary Branch extends south from Wilmington, DE, through Dover, DE and down to Pocomoke, MD. The line from Dover to Pocomoke is surrounded by farmlands and small rural towns. ... (more)

More demolition work has recently been done to the E.H. Werner Power Station building, which includes the removal of the 4 smoke stacks. Click Railroad: Norfolk Southern
Locomotive: EMD SD45-2
Location: Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA
Locomotive #: NS 1702
Train ID: CR WPOI-16
Photo Date: August 03, 2014

The full length of a 10-car passenger train is seen crossing the Raritan River. The shape of the clouds above the smoke stack almost makes it look like the old E. H. Werner Station is once again ... (more)

For my first time railfanning in the First State I was greeted with blue skies and a blue corvette.

Did you know that Delaware has a higher percentage of farmlands (40% of total land) than any other East Coast state? Here grain elevators stand high above the fertile plains of the Delmarva Penin... (more)