A southbound Hudson Line train races a New Haven Line train into the Park Avenue Tunnel towards Grand Central Terminal. Besides the two trains mentioned, three other trains can be seen in the back... (more)

Metro North's daily garbage/recycling train prepares to head north out of Grand Central Terminal. Leading the train is one of 6 EMD GP35r work locomotives.

One of the 42nd Street shuttles arrives at Times Square during the height of the afternoon rush.

Just north of 42nd Street, the connection for the Grand Central Shuttle allows for an interesting view of the IRT 7th Ave Subway as an express and local race Uptown with hundreds of passengers hea... (more)

Northbound 1 train arriving at 59th Street - Columbus Circle during the midst of the rush. Here, the 4 track 7th Ave Subway is directly below street level and flies over the 8th Ave Subway and con... (more)

After 51 years of service, the Budd R32 type cars are currently found on the J-Z & C Lines. Here, an eastbound J train for Jamaica Center is seen departing Chambers Street. Chambers Street was ope... (more)

1 of the 5 trainsets consisting of the R42 type cars left on the system is seen arriving at Chambers Street, aka "The Dungeon".

During the extreme early morning hours of June 4th, the Track 2 & 4 side of Metro North Railroad's Park Avenue Railroad Bridge was raised and lowered several times to test new cables and electrica... (more)

As a fellow photographer grabs a shot of the Heins & LaFarge artwork at Old City Hall Station, a No. 6 train passes through on its U-turn back to Brooklyn Bridge Station. The subway train will no... (more)

As far as New York City subway stations are concerned, the old City Hall station is clearly the "Jewel in the Crown". The station was opened as in 1904 as the centerpiece of the new un... (more)

If you hike or bike north on "The Old Putnam Trail" in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, New York City, you will come upon these 13 stone pillars. Surrounded by trees and growth, they are like an A... (more)

Another typical day passes by on the main concourse of Grand Central Terminal. This classic view seemed fitting on National Train Day most likely unbeknownst to the many passing through.

A train of R-32 cars on the most attractive transit viaduct in town makes it's way back to the City in the fading light of another work day in New York.

Every day, more than 750,000 people pass through Grand Central, which is roughly the population of San Francisco. Of those, 10,000 just come for lunch. These are some ... (more)