Norfolk Southern train 97N pulls the rear half of 310's train back to Buffalo after a derailment in Hunt, NY on June 3rd as it passes the station in Attica, NY.

Reading's Bryn Athyn Station - in the snow

Built by the Reading Railroad in 1902, this station sits near the Pennypack Creek in Bryn Athyn and was part of Reading Company's Newtown Branch... (more)

After work at Lyons, this B67 crew now crosses the UP Clinton Sub here at 5th Street. The train is passing the old CN&W depot here at 5th Street. In 2017 the UP bought this property in preparation... (more)

No longer serving its intended purpose is the tired depot at Grayville, Illinois, on a rainy April 25, 1993, as an Indiana Hi-Rail freight ambles through town on a former Illinois Central line. Th... (more)

Hopewell Station - track side:>

Built in 1876 by the Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad as part of the planned National Railway route between New York City and Washington, D.C.. The station was ... (more)

Pennington Station in the snow:

The first tracks in Pennington were completed in 1873, providing service to the Mercer and Somerset rail line but by 1876, the Delaware and Brook Bound li... (more)

CSX No. 948 leads an eastbound freight through Pennington, NJ, passing the historic Pennington station, built by the Reading Company way back in 1882.

In the early 1900s, roughly 50 trains st... (more)

NS 1837 emerges from behind the Annville station leading an eastbound stack train on a cloudless Sunday morning. Originally built in 1891 by the Reading Railroad, it was then restored and moved to... (more)

A transfer from St. Luc Yard arrives at Lasalle. It will cross over to the northward track, move onto the St. Lawrence River bridge and then reverse into the yard.

It's a cloudy morning in Mifflin, PA as a 125 car westbound accelerates out of the restricted curve nearby. Many bygone elements in this scene from the unique mission style depot and PRR paint job... (more)

New Brunswick Station - track side view of the historic 1903 built station.

New Brunswick Station

Train service to New Brunswick was begun by the New Jersey Railroad, northbound in 1838 and southbound in 1839. Its successor, the Pennsylvania Railroad built this s... (more)

Fillmore and Western GP35 no. 3501 and F7A no.100 roll pass the restored Southern Pacific Station in Santa Paula with tank cars for storage in the railroads yard in Fillmore.

CN 324 with CN 2198 & CN 2528 is passing the ex-Grand Trunk station in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu. At right is an oversized spike to commemorate how this was the terminus of Canada's first railway (the... (more)

A pair of AC's lead train 730 through Hampton, New Brunswick.