The Long Island City skyline (close) and the Manhattan skyline (background) loom large as a Hudson Yards bound train pulls away.

118 Years And Counting. On October 27, 1904, the first public subway train was operated in New York City. The Interboro Rapid Transit (or IRT) Company's route from City Hall to 145 Street/B... (more)

Coney Island's Wonder Wheel is a great location to get a view of lower Brooklyn, including the skyline of lower Manhattan across the East River. And, it is also a great perch from which to see th... (more)

Crowd Pleasers. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R1 no. 381 (ACF, 1930-1931) is the lead motor on a six-car train of "Arnines" racing through Neck Rd while enthusiasts and the ge... (more)

Geometry Car. One of the New York City Subway's two track geometry cars (TGCs) is seen laid up in the shop at Coney Island Yard. These vehicles are equipped with numerous sensors and me... (more)

Track 34. An out-of-service R46 train (Pullman-Standard, 1975-1978) is seen laid up on Track 34 at Coney Island Yard. Replacement parts for trains can be seen in the weeds nearby.

Squeaky Clean. A two-car married pair of R68 cars (Westinghouse-Amrail, 1986-1988) are seen on the wash track at Coney Island Yard. This pair is in dedicated Franklin Avenue Shuttle ser... (more)

Pre-Gaming. In a tradition that occurred for many years, the almost 100 year old Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA NYCT Subway Lo-V 5443 leads a 4-car train on a "Nostalgia S... (more)

A westbound New York Transit J Line subway train rolls into the Van Siclen Avenue station on an elevated section of the line. (Brooklyn, New York – September 26, 2022)

Terminal Arrival. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R10 no. 3189 (ACF, 1948-1949) is seen arriving at Brighton Beach station during the 2022 Parade of Trains hosted by the NY Tran... (more)

C Division. R52 locomotive 075 (GE, 1977) shoves a work train towards Ocean Parkway, seen here rounding the curve at W 8th St.

Bright and Shiny. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R32 no. 3888 (Budd, 1964-1965) is the lead motor on a four-car train arriving at Brighton Beach station during the Parade of Tr... (more)

Train of a Few Colors. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R10 car no. 3189 (ACF, 1948-1949) is seen leading a short 3-car train as it rounds the curve into Brighton Beach Station d... (more)

All Green. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R1 no. 381 (ACF, 1930-1931) is the lead motor facing south on the 6-car "Arnine" train during the NY Transit Museum's Parade of Trains... (more)

Reverse Chronology. Three B Division trainsets are seen here in reverse chronological order north of Ocean Pkwy station. At left is an R46 car (Pullman Standard, 1975-1978) operating in... (more)