CNJ 113 rests in Minersville while a crew member makes repairs to a part for a night photo event.

CNJ 113 rests in the Minersville station while a group of passengers gather on the platform.

A Steam Stop. On Saturday, April 15, 2023, the Railroad Historians of the Lehigh Valley and the Lehigh Valley Chapter, National Railway Historical Society sponsored a “rare mileage” exc... (more)

CNJ 113's volunteers work hard making some last minute preparations for its first excursions of 2023.

CNJ 113 whistles for Maple Avenue as it approaches Minersville with the last train of the day.

CNJ 113 brings the second train of the day into Minersville.

CNJ 113 works up the grade with its short passenger train at Westwood Junction.

CNJ 113 works hard up the grade through the Glenworth Rock Cut.

This is Conrail train 5712, a Phillipsburg to Newark long commuter with CNJ Standards. Photo is taken on the Aldene Ramp in Roselle Park NJ. If I took one step to the left I'd be in Roselle. Date ... (more)

Late Night Lift. Central Railroad of New Jersey (CNJ) GP-7 no. 1523 (EMD, 1952) is seen with Erie Railroad crane 03125 (Bucyrus, 1926) posed as a mock derailment at the United Railroad ... (more)

Need A Lift? Former Central Railroad of New Jersey (CNJ) GP7 1524 may need a truck swap out quickly as former Erie Crane 03125 (Bucyrus Company, 1926) has been brought to lift the engine in... (more)

Dinner in the (Clinton Station) Diner: At first glance, this might look like your typical dinner train, but a closer inspection reveals that not all is as it seems. Whether it's the big &qu... (more)

Homecoming Reception: After years on lease to the Cape May Seashore Lines, Central Railroad of New Jersey GP7 #1523, Pennsylvania Railroad GP9 #7000 and several coaches were returned to th... (more)

The CNJ 113 is heading upgrade to Minersville on the Reading and Northern's new 136-lb. continuous welded rail on the old Mine Hill & Schuylkill Haven Branch. The engine was built by Alco in 1923... (more)

At the time, the pair was on display while RBMN had taken over Lehigh Gorge Scenic, but was previously in use for excursions here. They remained on display until moving to Scranton for rehab as DL... (more)