"Remembering September 11th"
The annual "Tribute in Light" illuminates the New York City skyline on the evening of September 11, 2019 while GP40PH-2 4102 sits idle ... (more)

Tribute In Light. As New Jersey Transit GP40PH-2 4111 rests in Hoboken Terminal in Hoboken, New Jersey on the night of September 11, 2020, it is only a small part of the photo. In the backg... (more)

Screamers Still Screaming. NJTR F40PH-2CATs 4119 and 4120 were just 2 tracks apart and set to depart Lackawanna's Hoboken Terminal in Hoboken, New Jersey on the afternoon of Friday, April 3... (more)

West of Hudson Metro-North 4903 leads a Port Jervis Line train out of Hoboken Terminal, the terminus for all of Metro-North's west of Hudson services.

Ain't Dead Yet. NJ Transit 4119, one of two F40s returned to revenue service in 2020, is seen on point of a Pascack Valley Line train bound for Spring Valley. NJ Transit has ordered, and... (more)

Passenger Geep. NJ Transit 4214 pulls its train out from under the shed at Hoboken Terminal, beginning its trip west.

NJ Transit Bombardier-built ALP-45DP 4501 at Hoboken Terminal on the evening of December 29, 2011. The ALP-45DP electro-diesel locomotive is derived from Bombardier's ALP-46 and uprated ALP-46A el... (more)

NJ Transit Comet V 6009 leads Main and Bergen County Lines train 1164 into Hoboken Terminal from Suffern NJ. (Hoboken, New Jersey – January 28, 2016)

Back To Back From Up Top. NJ Transit EMD F40PH-2CATs 4119 and 4120 have been catching the interest of area railfans by making revenue runs this week. On Wednesday, November 11, 2020, they ... (more)

No Lack of Lackawanna. NJ Transit's Erie Lackawanna tribute unit, NJTR 4519 (ALP45DP) sits in the yard in Hoboken, New Jersey on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, awaiting the call to depart on ... (more)

On a damp afternoon, Erie Lackawanna RS3 931 pokes its nose out of the Hoboken trainshed as it awaits its rush hour run to the suburbs.

The Pennsylvania Railroad (and by extension, Long Island Railroad), New York Central and New Haven were the only railroads with the wherewithal to come directly onto Manhattan Island. The other ra... (more)

Here's a shot of Hoboken Terminal's East side. The Formers Lackawanna Terminal's ferry slips now house NY Waterway Ferry service, while the train shed see's hundreds of departures and arrivals a d... (more)

Renumbered for the EL 323 (ex-DL&W 410). The DL&W purchased eight high hood Alco HH-660 switchers, they were rated at 660hp. Built in 1933-1934 and were numbered 401-411. William Clynes Photo... (more)