Looking out from Brooklyn Union Elevated car 1404 (Jewett/Pressed Steel, 1907), IND/NYCT R1 100 (ACF, 1930-31) is moving south towards Brighton Beach at the New York Transit Museum 2019 Parade of ... (more)

The 2019 Parade of Trains held by the New York Transit Museum was as a always a well attended event. At the end of the day on Saturday, September 28, 2019, the equipment was lined up outside of th... (more)

Tucked inside the shops at Kent Street, Brooklyn East District Terminal S1 23 is having some service performed.

Brooklyn East District Terminal S1 26 faces the upper Manhattan skyline on a hot July day. The slips for one of the last carfloat operations in New York can be seen extending out into the East Riv... (more)

Power of the combined Brooklyn East District Terminal and New York Dock roster occupy the BEDT engine house. From left to right are BEDT S1 22, NYD GE 44-ton 51, and newly-acquired Southern NW2 10... (more)

Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal gained some railfan notoriety in the early 1960’s, operating a fleet of 0-6-0 tank engines into 1963. In that year, the switching road in the Williamsburg dist... (more)

Celebrating a sad anniversary. It has been 50 years since service ended in the Myrtle Avenue Elevated in 1969. The MTA New York City Transit Subway/New York Transit Museum operated a special acros... (more)

Kids crowd to the front of a vintage subway as it rounds the bend into the West 8th Street-New York Aquarium Station in Coney Island as part of a special nostalgia excursion put on by the New York... (more)

Many people are surprised to find that much of the New York City subway system is above ground. On July 20, 2018, a New York MTA 6 Avenue Local train approaches the Smith-9 Streets station, a loc... (more)

An F Line "Queens Boulevard Express" subway train has passed through the MTA's Smith-9 Streets station in Brooklyn, New York, which is the highest rapid transit station in the world. As... (more)

NYNJ 5102 works their small Brooklyn yard on a beautiful sunny morning. The NYNJ is pretty cool as all of their traffic is ferried across the Upper Bay. In the background is Port Jersey and the Te... (more)

Rush hour meets Golden Hour. The sun sets behind the Williamsburg Bridge as commuters make their way home after another long day in the city.

After crossing the Williamsburg Bridge, a Brooklyn-bound M train approaches the Marcy Avenue stop.

NYNJ Rail's first Westbound float of the day, consiting of mostly empty lumber cars and two scrap loads, heads towards Jersey City. This 1950's vintage 350' carfloat, escorted by Thomas J. Brown... (more)

Old and New. After spending the day running shuttles from Brighton Beach, several pieces from the New York Transit Museum line up in the storage yard at Ocean Parkway station for fans to photograp... (more)