Norfolk Southern's emergency response training- train is visiting CSAO's Oak Island Yard in Newark, N.J.

NS GP38-2 5312 is coupled to the east end of a string of freight cars in the receiving yard. The sunshine is attempting to burn through the dense fog.

A cab car leads a Keystone into Newark.

The fastest AEM-7? AEM-7 905 apparently goes so fast it wore most of the blue paint off the front! It's seen coming down the middle at Newark Liberty Airport on a Northeast Regional.

AirTrain Meet
Inbound and outbound AirTrain consists meet just east of the Newark Airport Station. At left, through distortion caused by curved windows, is Amtrak's Northeast Corridor... (more)

A pair of sequentially numbered Amtrak AEM-7's

A pair of "Toasters" captured at the retro-styled Newark International Airport station on a beautiful afternoon back in November of 2014. O... (more)

CSX SD40-2 8830 and a companion NS locomotive rest in the Oak Island's receiving yard.

The Blue Unit

Soutbound Blue Unit
The Ringling Brothers "blue unit" heads west out of Oak Island Yard after a series of circus performances in the New York metropolitan area over the last several ... (more)

Sea Full Of Cars

M&E 18 and 23 crawl through Oak Island Yard on their way to the Garden State Secondary and a Form D. At first glance, you'd think this was M&E's yard and these are... (more)

CSX's Philadelphia to South Kearny intermodal train Q190 rolls along the former PRR P&H Branch, nearing its terminus.

A patched NJT E60 leads a train that has just departed Newark's Pennsylvania Station, as seen from the location of the PRR South St. Station platforms.

Snow South Of The Border?

Not quite, rather KCSM 4568 is leading NS 212 after another snow storm on the Lehigh Line. For a few months, New Jersey was seeing KCS units as regular vi... (more)

A long hood first Union Pacific GE is power for a Conrail ballast train.

There's something you don't see every day. A Union Pacific Gevo is the sole power for Oak Island yard job OI-95. The previous day it was down the Lehigh Line dropping ballast for some track work. ... (more)