Work continues! Volunteers are hard at work doing maintenance on beloved steam locomotive, 60. She is moved outside by BR&W 438, catching the sun's rays for the first time since 2019.

A.E. Staley's leased Black River & Western SW1200 sits in the yard awaiting her next assignment. A good portion of the facility which once served as backdrop has been demolished and it appears sp... (more)

Steam shoots out of BR&W 60's cylinders as she moves a string of coaches past the Ringoes train station.

EMD SW1500 #1596 Picks up empty freight cars at Ringoes before bringing them down to the NS Interchange.

Under sunny, bright blue skies, Black River & Western 60 run around the train, as the crew readies the coaches for the trip to Ringoes.

The Black River & Western freight local crosses the Raritan River as it approaches the Conrail interchange at Three Bridges, New Jersey. The truss bridge is known as the Old CNJ Bridge, and RS3 15... (more)

Black River and Western 60 passes the former Hunterton Concrete facility just outside of Flemington, NJ

Black River and Western 60 crosses one of the handful of small bridges along its route from Flemington to Ringoes, NJ

Black River and Western 60 crosses the high bridge at Hampton Corner Road

Black River and Western 60 passes a former station stop at hunterton concrete, just outside of Flemington, NJ.

Black River and Western 60 passes through the farm land of central New Jersey, where some scenes are being lost to time.

Black River and Western 60 prepares for the day at the yard in Ringoes, NJ

Black River & Western RS3 1554 works the interchange siding at Three Bridges, New Jersey. The highway bridge in the distance is U.S. Route 202, and to the right of the Alco, a telegraph pole marks... (more)

The Black River & Western Santa Train is full of passengers, both from a school bus on one side, and a parking lot full of ‘70’s Detroit iron on the other. Soon 2-8-0 60 will be off for Ringoe... (more)

A Black River & Western work train rolls into the siding at Flemington, New Jersey. RS1 57 began life on the Washington Terminal, and now languishes on the East Penn in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.