Black River & Western ALCO built 2-8-0 #60 passes by a whistle post on it's way to Ringoes, NJ near the old cement plant which is now closed.

Black River & Western ALCO built 2-8-0 #60 is about to enter the tunnel of trees as it approaches the Everitts Rd crossing on it's way to Ringoes.

A GP9: not quite what you think of when 21st Century railroading comes to mind. Fortunately, one of these 1st Generation EMDs sees daily use over at Mid-States Packaging in Hillsborough, NJ. Here,... (more)

In continuation of their 50th anniversary celebration, the Black River and Western Railroad decided to make their own "heritage unit." Former Lehigh Valley SW1 #112 has been repainted fr... (more)

ex-Lehigh Valley 112, after years of ownership by the Black River and Western Railroad has been repainted, for a limited time, into a special livery for their 50th open season as a tourist railroa... (more)

May 16, 1965 was the day the Black River and Western Railroad began running their excursions between Flemington and Ringoes, NJ, using former Great Western 2-8-0 #60 for power. Fifty years later, ... (more)

Black River & Western #60 sits patiently with the consist for the day while the track is being switched so #60 can be coupled onto the opposite side of the train.

Sidetracked: Sitting at the Black River and Western Railroad in Ringoes, NJ, this former PRR #4666, a JG Brill OEG 350 Diesel-electric Doodlebug patiently awaits restoration. Here she sits in J... (more)

Great Western 2-8-0 #60 backs a string of empty covered hopper cars into a spur at the Hunterdon Concrete plant. This photo was captured only weeks before her retirement and eventual sale to new ... (more)

Stored for 30 years in Ringoes at the Black River & Western, this relic is headed home to Boonton, NJ at the URHS

Black River & Western #60 brings an excursion past the abandoned Hunterdon Concrete plant as it makes its way back to Ringoes on a beautiful Summer's day.

Black River and Western's 2-8-0 #60 pulls a 4 PM excursion out of Flemington, NJ over the Second Neshanic River en route to Rignoes, NJ.

Even though Black River & Western SW1200RS 8159 still wears the colors of original owner Canadian Pacific, this unit was owned by the Belvidere & Delaware Railroad before being sold to the BRW. T... (more)

The Black River & Western has rostered several oddities over the years. Here a small Davenport switcher.

Winchester & Western leased this SD9 from the Black River & Western for approximately a year. The railroad was looking for larger power than its stable of GP9/10s, and this type seemed like a nat... (more)