Dead in Heat: Excessive heat conditions during the final weeks of June 2024 caused havoc on a number of railroads throughout the United States. Here, eastbound Gladstone to Hoboken Train NJ... (more)

The second out of two total daily weekday Gladstone MidTOWN Direct eastbound trains to New York Penn Station arrives at Murray Hill. This train was one of a handful of MidTOWN Direct trains to act... (more)

Westbound NJT 417 arrives to make a station stop at Murray Hill on the passing siding, with passengers utilizing embarking/disembarking via the wooden planks across the single/main track.

The PL42AC class unit leads a diesel set into the Murray Hill Siding to pick-up and drop-off passengers on its journey west to Gladstone. Behind the leader are a set of Metro-North Comet V Coaches... (more)

Murray Hill Local, East: A Murray Hill Local from Hoboken has just changed ends on the Murray Hill Siding and is proceeding east back to Hoboken having just taken a "Slow Clear" signal. Unu... (more)

The first of two daily weekday westbound MidTOWN Direct Trains to Gladstone arrives at Murray Hill.

NJ Transit 419 arrives in Murray Hill with a locomotive hauled consist. This train normal is assigned Jersey Arrow III EMUs.

NJ Transit train 426 is departing the siding after meet a counterpart train. The train, en route to Hoboken, N.J., features Jersey Arrow III MU cars that are earmarked for replacement.

NJT 6410 with NJT 4610. A somewhat fun jumbling of numbers.

NJ Transit Gladstone to Hoboken train 428 has just departed Murray Hill. Erie Lackawanna tribute locomotive ALP45DP 4519 is pushing from the rear.

A diesel consist, substituting for an electric consist due to work on the overhead power supply, proceeds out of the siding at Murray Hill east towards Hoboken Terminal.

NJ Transit's PRR wrapped ALP-46A locomotive is seen in charge of New York to Peapack train 8431 as it slows for a station stop at Murray Hill.

A Hoboken to Gladstone train pauses at the Murray Hill station.

The first MidTOWN Direct train of this beautiful Tuesday evening slows for its station stop at Murray Hill, NJ.

Many wood catenary poles still remain along NJ Transit's Gladstone Branch. Over the past few years the railroad has replaced a number of these poles with steel structures. NJ Transit train 426 is ... (more)