A train pulling in to Bradley Beach station. The current station depot was built in 1912 for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and has been on the state and federal registers of historic places ... (more)
Bay Head bound train stopping at Bradley Beach.
New York bound shore train. There's a brand new MGB GT waiting at the 7th Ave crossings. Also note the S.S. Adams factory with its clock tower.
It has been almost two months since the return of Multilevels to the North Jersey Coast Line south/west of Long Branch, with their primary appearances being on direct trains to New York. Train 735... (more)
A North Jersey Coast Line veteran, 4215, leads X233 to Bay Head, bringing two ALP-45DPs and a six car train with it. The ALP-45DP has become increasingly common on the diesel section of the NJCL, ... (more)
One week after the Blizzard of 2015 and a day after another winter storm that brought last night's rush hour to a standstill, NJ Transit train 2303 makes a stop at Bradley Beach with an NJT Geep o... (more)
The Blizzard of 2015 was overall a major bust for the Jersey Shore area, with most locations recording between 8 and 10 inches of snow--- far from the 2 to 3 feet that was originally predicted. NJ... (more)
An eastbound shuttle approaches the L282 signal in Bradley Beach.
NJT X233 flies through Bradley Beach with two freshly fueled locomotives for Bay Head and a friendly wave from the engineer.
A westbound shuttle goes over the Neptune Yard switch and into the Bradley Beach station while a young woman watches from her apartment balcony.
