Railways

new york central railroad's putnam division
the new york & northern was part of a bronx to boston route with the new york & new england railroad via danbury and hartford.

penn central: a wreck of a railroad
penn central was formed in 1968 by the merger of the new york central system into the pennsylvania railroad.

other railroads around the united states
here are some of our favorite railroads from all over the united states.

New Haven Railroad Signal Stations
Signal Stations of the New Haven Railroad; State Line Interchange of New Haven and New York Central railroads; Bridgeport, Connecticut and railroads; New Haven railroad speeds and trackage rights.

Rugby-Parkway
A site which chronicles the construction of a modern image model railway layout based on the West Coast Mainline.

nd&c cne between pine plains and millerton
the central new england railway (cne) / newburgh, dutchess and connecticut railroad between pine plains and millerton over winchell mountain.

amtrak's secret business
amtrak operates commuter trains for several local/regional transportation authorities, but they don't publicize this at all.

Railwaywomen
Women working on the railways

new york central lines 1919 to 1931
this most interesting period in the history of the new york central was well-chronicled in its in-house magazine.

Railway Galleries
Galleries of modern EMUs and good old fashioned steam

The Troy & Schenectady, Now It Is A Bike Path
The American Museum of Electricity (What! You never heard of it?) stored its collection on the old Troy & Schenectady Railroad.

Modern Railway photos
This is my fotopic site of modern railway images

grand central terminal and mysterious track 61
used by several presidents of the us, mainly fdr. not only mysterious track 61 at grand central terminal, but much more; including who owns this great structure.

the mighty o&w, new york city to the great lakes
the new york, ontario & western railroad. it wound its way thru new york state and missed most of the population centers. it went away in 1957. could it have survived? what happened to it? what remains of it?

Flying Fox 4475.
Collection of 00/H0 locos mainly Wrenn! Garden railway construction in "0" gauge 7mm.