Raritan Central's last blue unit sitting out of service until repairs are completed. This former Conrail GP10 is due to be repainted.

4303 is one of four rebuilt GP40s used by NJ Transit in non-revenue service. Here 4303 is hauling a set of out-of-service Arrow III EMUs northbound on the Northeast Corridor.

The business end of an ex-Family Lines/CSX B23-7 now working for the Raritan Central Railway. I remember seeing Dash 7s like this working some heavy freights before the bombardment of wide cabs. ... (more)

A southbound glides through Edison during the "Blizzard of 2010". It was good to see frequent NJ Transit and Amtrak service on the Northeast Corridor during the storm. The trains may not have be... (more)

A lone commuter braves the elements waiting to board his train. This was taken during one of the more intense periods of snow and wind during the "Blizzard of 2010".

A Northeast Regional train bound for New York City and points beyond hurries through Edison during the "Blizzard of 2010".

Raritan Central GP10 7545 is at the Raritan Center's freight yard. It will soon be off for a trek on the Northfield Industrial Track.

Conductor prepares to flag the crossing, allowing the 7545 to return to the yard.

Q706 crosses the recently redesigned and rebuilt Inman Ave. crossing which is now a "quiet zone". Click here to see what th... (more)

The Raritan Central Railroad roster includes several classic GEEPS, including this former Boston & Maine GP9. The unrebuilt unit retains its original B&M road number, the 1728.

Raritan Central GP7 1728 is one of three GEEPS repainted into the railroad's solid green livery. This unit is an unrebuilt, former Boston & Maine, locomotive.

Raritan Central crew is busy switching covered hopper cars.

Raritan Central GP10 7579 was approaching Fieldcrest Drive when an errant motorist disregarded the instructions of the conductor to stop, almost colliding into the locomotive.

A southbound Atlantic City Express train speeds through Edison station with an aging ALP-44 on the rear.

An Acela Express with an "amtrak.com" logo applied to the side speeds south through Edison Station.